Ulle Endriss

Institute for Logic, Language and Computation University of Amsterdam Postbus 94242 1090 GE Amsterdam The Netherlands Tel: +31 (0)20 525 6511 Fax: +31 (0)20 525 5206 Email: ulle.endriss@uva.nl Room: C3.140 (Science Park 904)

I'm an Assistant Professor (universitair docent) at the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC) at the University of Amsterdam, where my admin responsibilities include being director of our interdisciplinary Master of Logic programme.

I do research at the interface of logic, artificial intelligence, and mathematical economics. Specifically, I have worked on computational social choice, multiagent resource allocation, negotiation, combinatorial auctions, knowledge representation, automated reasoning, modal and temporal logics, communication in multiagent systems, and software tools for teaching logic. To get a better impression of what I'm doing, have a look at the webpage of my research group, read some of my papers, or browse through the events and activities I'm involved in.

• Local seminars: Computational Social Choice Seminar (more)
• Teaching: Computational Social Choice, LoLaCo 2010, Modern Classics 2009, ECAI-2010, AAAI-2010, Estoril 2010, Lecture Notes on Fair Division (more)
• Survey papers: MARA Survey, COMSOC Survey, Expository Paper on Combinatorial Preferences
• Computational logic tools: WinKE (teaching logic), CIFF (abductive logic progamming), Wellington (description logics)
• Vidi Project on Collective Decision Making in Combinatorial Domains
• Computational Social Choice website and COMSOC Workshop Series (co-coordinator)
• European COST Action on Algorithmic Decision Theory (vice chair and NL representative)
• TFG-MARA: AgentLink Technical Forum Group on Multiagent Resource Allocation (chair)
• JAAMAS: Journal of Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (associate editor)
• JAIR: Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research (editorial board member)
• PC memberships: KR-2010, AAMAS-2010, ACM-EC-2010, LOFT-2010, AAAI-2010, SCW-2010, ECAI-2010, JELIA-2010, COMSOC-2010 (more)
• My old home: Group of Logic, Language and Computation at King's College London (now defunct)
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