The Computational Intelligence Research Laboratory (CIRL) of the University of Oregon has a research
focus on basic questions in artificial intelligence including search,
knowledge representation, and reasoning. Emphasis is on planning,
constraint satisfaction, and commonsense reasoning. Laboratory faculty
members participate in some Computer and Information Sciences
Department activities and shared recreational activities.
The laboratory is affiliated with On Time Systems, a spin-off company commercializing some of the technology developed at CIRL. CIRL provides financial support for students and fosters an intimate relationship among a small group of researchers working in closely-related areas and the graduate students they supervise. CIRL currently has openings for talented students. In the long term, we are committed to having no more than twice as many students as faculty members.
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CIRL faculty often serve as research supervisors for graduate students from the University's Department of Computer and Information Science who are interested in our research areas.
If you're considering applying to be a graduate student, you may find it valuable to read about what life at CIRL is like from a former student's perspective and from a faculty's perspective.
If you are interested in working with CIRL faculty, please contact studentinfoNOSPAM@cirl.uoregon.edu.
CIRL
1269 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR USA 97403-1269
CIRL
1850 Millrace Drive, Ste 1
Eugene, OR USA 97403
+1 (541) 346-0470
+1 (541) 346-0474
CIRL faculty can also be contacted if you have questions about research agendas, etc.
Additional information about the University of Oregon's Computer and
Information Science Department, including application materials for
potential graduate students, can be obtained from the department's
Graduate Secretary, Star Holmberg.