Dr. Sven A. Brueckner
Vector Research Center (VRC), a Division of TechTeam Government Solutions, Inc.
3520 Green Court, Suite 250
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Phone: 734.302.4683
Fax: 734.302.5661
e-mail:
EDUCATION
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- Humboldt University, Berlin (1991 - 2000)
- Doctoral Student at the Institute of Computer Science (1997-2000)
Artificial Intelligence Department
Thesis: "Return from the Ant Synthetic Ecosystems for Manufacturing Control" (Doctorate degree "Doktor rerum naturalium" awarded June, 2001) - Computer Science Diploma (equiv. Masters Degree) (1997)
Diploma-thesis (in cooperation with Daimler-Benz AG, Research & Technology): "Autonomous and Cooperative Control of a Flexible Manufacturing System"
Course Studies:- Automata and Petrinet-Technology
Parallel Algorithms
Artificial Intelligence
Neural Networks
Modeling and Simulation
Software-architectures: UNIX
Mathematics (Stochastics)
Political Sciences - Computer Science "Vordiplom" (equiv. Bachelor Degree) (1993)
- Six Weeks Practical Studies (1995)
In cooperation with the Department of Biology of the Humboldt University Berlin, research into a biology-inspired behavioral model for agents
- Thames Valley University, London (UK) (1994 - 1995)
- ERASMUS Inter-University Cooperation Program
Course Study: The Development of the European Union, Urban Social Geography, Computer/Video Graphics, Object-Oriented Modeling
- Alternative Military Service, Berlin, Germany (1990 - 1991)
- Humboldt University, Berlin (1988 - 1990)
- Special School for Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science
EMPLOYMENT
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| 2000 - Present | Vector Research Center (VRC), a Division of TTGSI Senior Research Scientist
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| 1997 - 2000 | DaimlerChrysler AG, Research & Technology (DCRT) Multi-Agent Systems Department
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| 1995 - 1996 | PSI AG (Process-Control & Information-Systems) Berlin, Germany
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PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATIONS
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See my publications page and also check for more publications from our ABC research group.
SPECIAL SKILLS

- General
- Excellent performance with agent systems design, implementation and analysis; ability to work in teams; effective problem solver; creative and positive thinker; motivator and self-starter; willingness to learn and share knowledge with others; enthusiastic about assignments; detail oriented with ability to think critically and globally. Excellent working experience with various Web browsers and search engines. Experienced with SGML/XML, their functions, and DTD structure.
- Computer
- World Wide Web Design, Implementation, Programming: DHTML, XML, Java, C++, logic
programming, PERL
Platforms: UNIX, Linux, Windows 95+, Windows NT, DOS
Agent Implementation Architectures: dMars, Voyager, IBM Aglets, Zeus, SWARM
RESEARCH INTERESTS

- Complex Adaptive Systems
- Multi-Agent Systems - Theory and Application
- Emergence, Self-Organization
- Artificial Life & Swarm Intelligence
- Coordination and Control