ISI computer scientist Yolanda Gil leads the newly funded $13.8 million Windward project.

The 176-page report, released January 22, includes 10 specific recommendations.

ISI’s Yolanda Gil will guide national and international research directions.

In addition to USC, the other participants will be the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.

Burns sees his mission at ISI as creating links between the biologists at University park campus and the computer scientists at ISI.

The use of Intelligent Tutoring Systems( ITS) and other high-tech learning tools is increasing across the nation.

Robert Neches’ group, co-led by Pedro Szekely, began work last spring on the project.

Jerry Hobbs and Kevin Knight, the fifth and sixth recipients of this honor, were honored at a reception May 15 at ISI.

ISI researchers have now begun applying computing power to trying to assemble grammatical rules.

HeraclesMaps can instantly solve life-and-death tactical questions.