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Biography
Michael A. Goodrich received his PhD at Brigham Young University in 1996 from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department under the direction of Dr. Wynn Stirling. Following graduation, he completed a two year postdoctoral research associate position at Nissan CBR in Cambridge, Massachusetts. His doctoral work was in intelligent control, and his post-doctoral research was in computational models of intelligent human behavior. He spent one year as a research assistant professor in the Computer Science Department at Brigham Young University. He is currently a Professor of Computer Science at BYU.
Mike's research interests include human-robot interaction, bio-inspired robot swarms, multiagent systems, and artificial intelligence. His lab is the Human-Centered Machine Intelligence Lab. More information can be found at the lab's LinkedIn page. Mike's google scholar page has most publications from the lab, and a complete list of publications by date is available here.
