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The Fifty-Word Bio
As an undergraduate, Maarten van Emden studied electrical engineering,
mathematics, statistics, and finally discovered programming. He held
research positions at the IBM T.J. Watson Laboratory and the University
of Edinburgh. At the Universities of Waterloo and Victoria in Canada,
he has been teaching and doing research in programming.
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The Hundred-Word Bio
After undergraduate work in electrical engineering and mathematics,
Maarten van Emden completed his PhD thesis at the University of
Amsterdam in information theory and data analysis. His work on sorting
algorithms led to a postdoctoral year at the IBM T.J. Watson research
laboratory. He then joined the Department of Machine Intelligence at
the University of Edinburgh, where he became involved in the
development of logic programming. In Canada, at the universities of
Waterloo and Victoria, he has taught and published in logic
programming, artificial intelligence, and software engineering. His
current work is in the history and principles
of computing and programming languages.
The Five-Hundred-Word Bio
(omitted by popular demand)
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