Daniela López of IEEE CIS Argentina Chapter. President.

Biography:

Daniela holds a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from National University of La Plata, and she is also a Computer Science Engineer, among her other degrees. Her current position is Director of the research laboratory «Computational Intelligence And Information Systems Labs (CIIS LAB), a non-profit association devoted to the leverage of artificial intelligence as applied research. She also is Chair of the Specialization of Computer Science Teaching, UADER (Entre Ríos), and is a professor of postgraduate tracks in three institutions: at the Universidad Austral, in the discipline of machine learning, at the Open Inter-American University UAI and in the Lord of Sipán University (Peru). She has an extensive career as a speaker in various domestic and international events, and has published a hundred works related to the discipline of AI, creating new concepts such as morphosyntactic wavelets, contributing to the study of robot awareness and proposing new propagation mechanisms in the Automata field, as in the case of the bacterial consciousness model. She is a member of the local program of distinguished speakers of the IEEE Argentina. She was Chairman of the steering committee of the IEEE Argentina in the 2013-2014 period. She also founded and conducted the AI ​​Group research laboratory at the University of Palermo. She is the founder of the Argentine Chapter of the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society, and was its first President (2005). She created the PI Network (a scientific network) in 2008, and served as its Chair it until 2013. During her time at ITBA, she created and directed the first ITBA Database Laboratory, Technological Institute of Buenos Aires (ca. 1998), among other activities. Currently, Daniela shares her time among her role as a researcher, her role in the IEEE Capitulo Argentina, and her multiple research, development and innovation projects regarding computational intelligence. The last one (2019) is about a novel architecture of research, development and innovation, to be based in the Sarmiento Historical Museum, in partnership with the SCA (Argentine Scientific Society), aiming to achieve a collaborative place for researchers , companies, intermediate organizations and teachers who wish to collaborate in the problem of STEAM teaching (science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics).

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