Research interests:

My interests are in artificial intelligence and optimisation, in particular automated planning and scheduling, model-based diagnosis, combinatorial optimisation and search, reasoning under uncertainty, and their applications to energy and transport. For details, see my home page.

Bio:

I am a professor of computer science at ANU and a research leader in the Optimisation Research Group at NICTA, where I head the Future Energy Systems project. In the recent past I was the director of NICTA's Canberra Laboratories, home to 150 researchers and PhD students. I received a PhD in computer science from the university of Rennes in 1995. Before joining the ANU, I held research appointments with the national research centers INRIA in France and with CSIRO in Australia.

Research opportunities with Professor Sylvie THIEBAUX

• Making the Smart Grid Happen
• Risk-Aware Planning for Autonomous Systems