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Heather Ames, PhD Neuromorphics Lab ObjectiveTo pursue activities in technology development, project management, and applied research in robotics with a specific focus on learning, speech and communication, and cooperation between humans and robots. Education2003-2009 PhD Boston University Boston, MA Cognitive and Neural Systems 1998-2003 BA University of California Berkeley, CA Cognitive Science Professional experience2012-present Co-PI and Executive Director 2012-present Research Assistant Professor 2011-present Project Manager 2011-2012 Research Scientist 2010-present Director of Technology Outreach 2010-present Co-Director CELEST Catalyst 2009-2011 Research Scientist 2004-2009 Research Assistant Entrepreneurship and consulting2006-present Co-Founder 2010 Research Consultant Leadership2010-present Member of the CELEST Governing Board Awards and honorsBU Outstanding Teaching Fellow, 2005 Professional activities and serviceCommittee Membership Professional Society Membership Reviewer TeachingSpring 2011, 2012 Neural and Computational Models of Recognition, Memory and Attention Fall 2004 Teaching Fellow for Introduction to Neural Network Modeling GrantsAwarded 2012-2013 Adaptive Bio-Inspired Navigation for Planetary Exploration
2012-2013 Adaptive Bio-Inspired Navigation for Planetary Exploration 2012 Neuromorphic Solutions for UAS Collision Avoidance 2012 Whole Brain Modeling with Cog Ex Machina Applied to an Unmanned Helicopter 2010 Third Annual iSLC Student/Postdoctoral Scholar Conference Under review 2012 BIANCA: A Biologically-Inspired Autonomous Neuromorphic Cobot Assistant PublicationsJournal articles Magazine Articles Conference Papers Book Chapters Online Publications Abstracts Presentations Invited Panelist |