| professional: |
Meandair B.V. Olof Palmestraat 14 2616 LR Delft The Netherlands |
| e-mail: | pno [at] meandair.com |
I keep this personal homepage for archival purposes, primarily to keep
my old academic papers and references on-line for future reference. I do
not intent to update the page anymore, if you are interested in me, or
my past, please contact me directly.
Between 2004 and 2015 I worked as a computer scientist at various
EU universities:
- Algorithmics group at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands
- Agent Technology Center (ATG) f the Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic
- Computational Intelligence Group at Clausthal University of Technology, where I received my doctoral degree in computer science/artificial intelligence; and
- Comenius University in Bratislava where I received my MSc. degree in computer science.
My research work broadly focused on enabling construction of resilient knowledge-intensive autonomous systems.
My fields of expertise include (re-)configuration of information flows in information aggregating systems,
planning, reactive action selection, trajectory planning in multi-robot systems, as well as knowledge
representation and reasoning for autonomous decision making and multi-agent simulations.
While being primarily interested in fundamental insights into the
problems, I strive to ground
my research in industrial applications and societal challenges and my work is
driven by prototyping and experimentation.
My broad research interests include:
artificial intelligence, multi-agent systems, configuration and reconfiguration of knowledge-intensive systems,
cognitive robotics, agent architectures,
agent-oriented programming and software engineering, multi-agent planning, plan repair,
multi-robotics, coordination, teamwork, knowledge representation and reasoning,
interaction with dynamic environments
An alternative view on the actual topics of my research provides a statistical analysis of my
publications. The snapshot shows the language of
my publications as of May 2011 (thanks to Wordle).
