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Dr. Yuliya Lierler
- Assistant Professor
- Computer Science, Information Science and Technology
- PKI 280D
- Tel: 402.554.4911
- Email: ylierler@unomaha.edu
- Website: http://faculty.ist.unomaha.edu/ylierler/
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Biographical Information
Yuliya Lierler is an Assistant Professor at the Computer Science Department at the University of Nebraska Omaha since 2012. She served as a Computing Innovation Fellow Postdoc at the University of Kentucky after completing her Ph.D. in computer science at the University of Texas at Austin in 2010. She is interested in knowledge representation, automated reasoning, declarative problem solving, and natural language understanding.
Teaching Interests
Artificial intelligence; Formal methods in computer science; Knowledge representation; Natural Language processing and understanding
Research and Creative Interests
My research interests are in the field of artificial intelligence, especially in the area of knowledge representation, automated reasoning, declarative problem solving, and natural language understanding.
Education
Ph D - Computer Science
University of Texas at Austin (Austin, USA) 2010
Honors
External Funding Recepient (Scholarship/Research) 2018
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Natural Language Processing and Knowledge Representation Lab
Natural language understanding, knowledge representation, automated reasoning, declarative problem solving are topics of research pursued by the lab.
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