As of January 1, 2007 Professor Hendler has moved from the University of Maryland to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
For more information about my new position, see the RPI Press Release.
For my old Maryland Web Site (archived) see http://www.cs.umd.edu/users/hendler/old-index.html


For some of my presentations about the Semantic Web and related topics, please check my presentations page.

Still running at the MINDSWAP site: Try our Semantic Web Portal completely powered by Semantic Web technologies!

For more about the use of the Semantic Web in support of interdisciplinary science, see my Science and the Semantic Web web site.


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Professor James A. Hendler




Tetherless World Senior Constellation Professor
Department of Computer Science and Cognitive Science Department
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), Troy, NY 12180.

Formerly:
Director, The Joint Institute for Knowledge Discovery
Co- Director (and head of Semantic Web and Agents Research, ) Maryland Information and Network Dynamics Laboratory
(former Head, Autonomous Mobile Robotics Laboratory)

FOAF

E-mail: I give in, spam has won! There is no longer a link or cut and pastable email address here. You can use (mylastname)@cs.rpi.edu - *sigh*

Address:
Dept. of Computer Science
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, NY 12180

Various and Sundry of Interest


The Usual Shameless Self Promotion


FUNDING TUTORIAL SLIDES

Slides from my tutorial entitled "How to get that first grant:A young scientist's guide to (AI) funding in America" which was delivered at AAAI-98, Madison, Wisconsin, 1998.

Research Interests:

(a list desperately in need of updating)


Some of my books:


Former Thesis Students:

I learned much from my teachers, more from my colleagues, but from my students most of all. --- T.B. Ta'anith 7a

Photo gallery

Some photos from various things I've done in my career:

Outside Interests:

Scuba Diving, travel, my daughter

Still useful advice:

If Austin Tate suggests you go with him after the meeting, DO IT!