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Romeo Sanchez is a Computer Scientist at the Distributed Scalable Systems Division
at USC/Information Sciences Institute. Romeo is part of the
Multi-agent Coordination Research Group at ISI. His research interests include automated planning, scheduling,
search control, multi-agent systems, and more recently internet technologies and their applications to mixed-initiative frameworks.
Romeo received his PhD and Masters degrees from Arizona State University. Before joining ISI, he was part of the Yochan
research group under the supervision of Prof. Kambhampati. He was a recipient of a Fulbright scholarship and a Conacyt (Mexico's National Science and Technology Office) award.
During his second year at ISI, he also received a Meritorius Service Award for his work on the Criticality-Sensitive Coordination project.
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