Professor,
Middle East Technical University,
Dept of Electrical Engineering, Ankara Turkey
Research Interests: Robotics (Redundant Robot Manipulator Coordination Grasping with Robothands - Holonicrobots), Intelligent Systems (Chaos, Fractal Inference, Distributed Learning Control), Mechalionics (Design Automation)

Assistant Professor, School of Computer Science, McGill University, Montreal, Canada
Research Field: learning, abstraction in reinforcement learning

WiSE Postdoctodral Fellow working with Maja Mataric' at the USC Interaction Lab
Research Interests: Human-Robot Interaction for socially assistive applications

Assistant Professor
ARTS Lab
Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Italy
Research Interests: Biomedical Microengineering

Professor, Computer Science and Robotics
Carnegie Mellon University
Research Interests: Humanoid Robotics, Human Animation, Passive Animation, Group Behaviors

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.

Assistant Professor in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Institute of Technology
She directs the Socially Intelligent Machines research lab, where they are interested in all aspects of Human-Robot Interaction. Currently their focus is on machines that learn new tasks and goals from ordinary people in everyday environments.

Assistant Professor, the Robotics Institute and the Computer Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University
Research Field: manipulation from demonstration, grasping, computer graphics

Professor of Computer Science
Computer Science Department
School of Computer Science
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh PA 15213-3890, USA
Research Interests: the effective construction of autonomous agents where cognition, perception, and
action are combined to address planning, execution, and learning tasks.

Professor, Department of Computer Science, Department of Bioengineering(joint appointment), Rice University, Texas, USA
Research field: motion planning