schwamb@MITRE.ARPA (09/25/86)
Well, now that some folks have commented on the best AI schools in the country, could we also hear about the best Cognitive Science programs? Cog Sci has been providing a lot of fuel for thought to the AI community and I'd like to know where one might specialize in this. Thanks, Karl (schwamb@mitre)
rapaport@buffalo.CSNET ("William J. Rapaport") (09/29/86)
In article <8609221503.AA15901@mitre.ARPA> schwamb@MITRE.ARPA writes: >Well, now that some folks have commented on the best AI schools in >the country, could we also hear about the best Cognitive Science >programs? Cog Sci has been providing a lot of fuel for thought to >the AI community and I'd like to know where one might specialize >in this. > >Thanks, Karl (schwamb@mitre) The SUNY Buffalo Graduate Group in Cognitive Science was formed to facilitate cognitive-science research at SUNY Buffalo. Its activities have focused on language-related issues and knowledge representation. These two areas are well-represented at SUNY Buffalo by the research interests of faculty and graduate students in the Group. The Group draws its membership primarily from the Departments of Computer Science, Linguistics, Philosophy, Psychology, and Communicative Disorders, with many faculty from other departments (e.g., Geography, Education) involved on a more informal basis. A current research project on deixis in narrative is being undertaken by a research subgroup. While the Group does not offer any degrees by itself, a Cognitive Science "focus" in a Ph.D. program in one of the participating disciplines is available. There is also a Graduate Group in Vision. For further details, see AI Magazine, Summer 1986, or contact: William J. Rapaport Assistant Professor of Computer Science Co-Director, Graduate Group in Cognitive Science Dept. of Computer Science, SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY 14260 (716) 636-3193, 3180 uucp: ..!{allegra,decvax,watmath,rocksanne}!sunybcs!rapaport csnet: rapaport@buffalo.csnet bitnet: rapaport@sunybcs.bitnet