Associate Professor, University of Tennessee, Department of Computer Science, 2002-.
Adjunct Distinguished R&D Staff Member, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Computer Science and Math. Div., Oak Ridge, TN, 2002-.
Research Interests: Distributed mobile robotics, artificial intelligence, autonomous learning, sensor networks, embedded and multi-agent systems.

Scientific staff, Theoretical Biology Group, Centre for Ecological and Evolutionary Studies, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Research Field: Self-Organization in Social Systems

Project Assistant Professor, Center for IRT,
http://www.irt.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/e/index.shtml
the University of Tokyo.

Beca FPI/FPU (Generalitat i MEC)
Becari FPI de la Uji
TI2032DI
964 387046
Universitat Jaume I

Postdoctoral Researcher @ The University of Tokyo, Mechano-Informatics Department, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Tokyo/Japan

Research Interests: Humanoid robots: locomotion and control techniques, intelligent control

Associate Professor in the EECS Department at MIT.
Member of CSAIL at MIT
Research Interests: distributed robotics, mobile computing, and self-organization.

Postdoctoral Researcher, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Cornell University, NY, USA.
Reserch Interests: the investigation of the principles of biological intelligence and motor control, and the application of these principles to robotic systems

Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, Rice University
Research interest- include nanorobotic manipulation with haptic (force) feedback, haptic feedback and shared control between robotic devices and their human users for training and rehabilitation in virtual environments, control methodologies for improved performance of haptic interfaces and teleoperator systems, and educational haptics.

Assistant Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Room 2182
Glenn L. Martin Hall (Building 088)
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742 USA
Research Interests: micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) and small smart systems

Joanna Bryson first got involved with robots in 1991, when she took "Intelligent Sensing and Control" as part of the University of Edinburgh's MSc in Artificial Intelligence. Since then she spent time in the humanoid and leg labs at MIT, worked on programmable robots for LEGO as a consultant, and did part of her PhD research on a mobile robot in the Edinburgh Primate Neuroscience Laboratory, then headed by Brendan McGonigle. She does not currently have any robotics projects in her own group at the University of Bath, but she has stayed active in the European robotics community through her work as in reviewing and evaluation for the European Commission's Cognitive Systems programme.