ProfessorMichael Winikoff
Professor
School of Information Management
Orcid identifier0000-0002-5545-7003
- ProfessorSchool of Information Management
- +6444637436 (Work)
- RH 907, Rutherford House, 23 Lambton Quay, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand
RESEARCH INTERESTS
The overall aim of Michael's research is to find better ways of creating software. Over the past two decades he has focussed on software that is conceptualised in terms of “intelligent agents” which are able to exhibit robust and flexible behaviour. More recently he has been looking at societal consequences of autonomous systems, and the issues that affect trust in these systems
RANGAHAU | RESEARCH
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- EXTERNAL GRANTA Framework for Adaptive Extensible Personae for Interactive ToysAustralian Research Council1 Jun 2008 - 30 May 2011People funded by this grant:
- Padgham L,
- Winikoff M,
- Cavedon L,
- Kelly B,
- Zambetta F
- EXTERNAL GRANTService-oriented negotiation and coordination in multi-agent systemsAustralian Research Council1 Jan 2006 - 31 Dec 2009People funded by this grant:
- Padgham L,
- Winikoff M,
- Harland J,
- Vo Q
- EXTERNAL GRANTAdvanced Software Engineering Support for Intelligent Agent SystemsAustralian Research Council23 Jun 2004 - 23 Jun 2007People funded by this grant:
- Winikoff M,
- Padgham L,
- Lucas A
- EXTERNAL GRANTOpen Agent Architectures for Intelligent Distributed Decision MakingAustralian Research Council1 Apr 2003 - 31 Mar 2006People funded by this grant:
- Padgham L,
- Winikoff M,
- Dance S,
- Ronnquist R