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CURRICULUM VITAE
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Research Interests
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Multi-Agent Systems, Networking, Natural Language Processing,
Bioinformatics
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Education
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- Ph.D. Candidate,
- Thesis: The use of Organizational
Self-Design to coordinate Multiagent Systems
- Advisor: Prof. Keith S. Decker
- Department of Computer and Information Sciences
- University of Delaware, Newark, DE
- G.P.A.: 3.93/4.00
- Master of Science
- Department of Computer and Information Sciences
- University of Delaware, Newark, DE
- G.P.A. 3.94/4.00
- Bachelor of Engineering
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Rajiv Gandhi Technical University, Bhopal, India
- Division: First Class with Distinction
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Publications
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Highly Refereed Conference Papers:
- Kamboj, S., Kempton, W. and Decker,
K.,
"Deploying Power Grid-Integrated Electric
Vehicles as a Multi-Agent System"
, to appear in the Proceedings of the Tenth
International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and
Multiagent Systems (AAMAS 2011).
(Acceptance Rate: 22.1%)
(PDF)
- Kamboj, S.,
"Analyzing the tradeoffs between
breakup and cloning in the context of organizational
self-design"
, in Proceedings of the
Eighth International Joint Conference on Autonomous
Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS 2009).
(Acceptance Rate: 22.3%)
(PDF)
- Kamboj, S. and Decker,
K.,
"Organizational Self-Design in Semi-dynamic
Environments", in Proceedings of the Sixth
International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and
Multiagent Systems (AAMAS 2007) pp 1220--1227 (2007).
Nominated for best student paper
(Acceptance Rate: 22.4%)
(PDF)
Journal Papers/Book Chapters:
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Kamboj, S. and Decker, K.:
"The use of Organizational Self-Design for
generating organizations in worth-oriented domains"
, To appear in Handbook of Research
on Multi-Agent Systems: Semantics and Dynamics of
Organizational Models, edited by Virginia Dignum, IGI Global
Publications, pp. 541--568 (2009).
(PDF Posted with permission of
the publisher, IGI Global.)
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Kamboj, S. and Decker, K.,
"Exploring
Robustness in the context of Organizational
Self-Design"
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To appear in Coordination, Organizations, Institutions, and
Norms in Agent Systems IV (COIN), edited by Jomi F. Hubner et al.,
Springer Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 5428,
pp. 80--95 (2009).
(PDF)
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Waidner, L., Morgan, R., Anderson, A., Bernberg, E.,
Kamboj, S., Garcia, M., Riblet, S., Ouyang, M., Isaacs, G.,
Markis, M., Meyers, B., Green, P., and Burnside, J. (2009)
"MicroRNAs of gallid and meleagrid herpesviruses show
generally conserved genomic locations and are
virus-specific."
To appear in Virology (2009).
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Morgan, R., Anderson, A., Bernberg, E., Kamboj, S.,
Huang, E., Lagasse, G., Isaacs, G., Parcells, M.,
Meyers, B. C., Green, P. J., and Burnside, J.
"Sequence conservation and differential expression of
Marek's disease virus microRNAs."
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Journal of Virology, 82(24), JVI.01722-08, pp. 12213--12220
(2008).
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Kumar, A., Kamboj, S., Malone, B. M., Kudo, et. al.:
"Analysis of protein domains and Rett mutations
indicate multiple regions influence chromatin binding
dynamics of the chromatin associated protein MeCP2 in
vivo"
, Journal of Cell Science 121, pp. 1128--1137 (2008).
(PDF)
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Torii, M., Kamboj, S., and Vijay-Shanker, K.,
"Using name-internal and contextual features to
classify biological terms",
Journal of Biomedical Informatics, Special issue on
Natural Language Processing in Biomedicine: Aims,
Achievements and Challenges, (2004).
(PDF)
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Reedy. C. L. and Kamboj, S.,
"Comparing Comprehensive Image Analysis Packages:
Research with Stone and Ceramic Thin Sections,"
in Development of a Web-Accessible Reference Library
of Deteriorated Fibers Using Digital Imaging and Image
Analysis, edited by Jane Merritt, National Park Service,
Harpers Ferry, WV, pp. 159-166 (2003)
Workshop Papers:
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Kamboj, S., Decker, K., Trnka, K., Pearre, N., Kern, C.
and Kempton, W.,
"Exploring the formation of Electric Vehicle
Coalitions for Vehicle-To-Grid Power Regulation"
, in 2010 AAMAS workshop on Agent Technologies
for Energy Systems (ATES@AAMAS 2010).
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Kamboj, S., Estrada, T., Taufer, M. and Decker, K.,
"Applying Organizational Self-Design to a
Real-world Volunteer Computing System"
, Submitted to
the 2009 AAMAS workshop on Agent Design: Advancing
from Practice to Theory (ADAPT@AAMAS 2009).
(PDF)
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Kamboj, S. and Decker, K.,
"Exploring Robustness in the context of
Organizational Self-Design"
, 2008 AAAI Workshop on Coordination,
Organizations, Institutions and Norms in Agent Systems
(COIN@AAAI 2008)
- Kamboj, S. and Decker,
K.,
"Organizational Self-Design in Semi-dynamic
Environments", 2007 IJCAI workshop on Agent
Organizations: Models and Simulations (AOMS@IJCAI 2007)
(Paper-PDF,
Presentation-PDF)
- Jin, L., Steiner, K., Schmidt, C.,
Situ, G., Kamboj, S.
et. al., "A Multiagent
Framework to Integrate and Visualize Gene Expression
Information", 2005 IEEE-ICDM Workshop on
Multiagent Data Warehousing and Multiagent Data Mining,
pp. 1-7 (2005).
(PDF)
- Torii, M., Kamboj, S., and
Vijay-Shanker, K., "An
Investigation of Various Information Sources for classifying
Biological Names", 2003 ACL Workshop on NLP in
Biomedicine, pp. 113-120 (2003).
(PDF)
Posters/Short Papers:
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Presentations
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- Introduction to LaTeX,
invited talk given at the Special
Interest Group for New Graduate Students (SIGNEWGRAD), Fall
2008. (PDF)
- Exploring Robustness In The Context Of
Organizational Self-Design, presented at the AAAI Workshop
on Coordination, Organizations, Institutions and Norms in
Agent Systems (COIN@AAAI 2008), July, 2008.
(PDF)
- Organizational Self-Design in Semi-dynamic
Environments, presented at the Sixth International Joint
Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems
(AAMAS 2007), May, 2007.
(PDF)
- Introduction to Organizational Self-Design,
presented at the IJCAI workshop on Agent Organizations:
Models and Simulations (AOMS@IJCAI 2007), January 2007.
(PDF)
- Multiagent Organizations, two
guest lectures presented at a
seminar course on multiagent systems (CISC 886), Fall 2006.
(Zipped
Keynote)
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Work Experience
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Post-doctoral Researcher w/
Dr. Willett Kempton
(Fall 2009 -
Present)
- Formally modeled and simulated the behavior of a
multiagent coalition server capable of aggregating
several hundreds of cars.
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Implemented an actual coalition server capable of
aggregating cars.
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Set up a calendar for reserving trips and predicting
the driving behavior for the electric cars.
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Research Assistant w/
Prof. Joan Burnside
(Fall 2006 -
Summer 2009)
- Developed and maintained a website for mapping know
microRNAs to potential targets in chicken 3'UTRs
(MDV
MicroRNAs)
- Set
up Gallus
Gallus SBS, a website for view chicken signature data
- Research Assistant w/
Prof. David
Mills
(Fall 2005 - Fall
2006)
- Rewrote the configuration process for the reference
implementation of the Network
Time Protocol (NTP) using a phrase structure
grammar.
- Developed a test plan for testing protocol conformance
for NTP
- Developed a multi-server discrete event simulator for
NTP
- Teaching Assistant
(Spring 2005)
- CISC 101: Introduction to Computers
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Research Assistant w/
Prof. Keith
Decker
(Spring 2004 - Fall
2005)
- Developed cluster-based phrap and blast
back ends for
the UDGenome
project
- Setup and administered the DAS server for
the UDGenome project
- Teaching Assistant
(Fall 2003)
- CISC 220: Data Structures in C++
- CISC 370: Object Oriented Programming in Java
- Teaching Assistant
(Fall 2002 - Spring 2003)
- MSST/ARTH 205: Science and the Detection of Art
Forgeries
- ARTH 237: Art of Tibet
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Selected Projects
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- Simulator for OSD: This
project involves the design and implementation of a
discrete-event, multi-agent simulator for my research on
Organizational Self-Design. This simulator is still under
active development and I plan to release it soon, under the
LGPL open-source license.
- NTP: The Network Time
Protocol (NTP) is used in the Internet to synchronize computer
clocks to each other and to the national standard time (or
coordinated universal time - UTC). It can be argued that NTP
is the longest running, continuously operating,
ubiquitously available protocol on the Internet. I wrote the
configuration code and the simulator code for official,
open-source, reference implementation of NTP, which can be
downloaded from ntp.org.
- UD Genome: The UD Genome
project aims to build a central repository of annotated gene
information for
different organisms using various data mining techniques. I
was responsible for developing various back-end databases
for this project.
- Bio-medical Name
Classification: This project used various information
sources to classify names in bio-medical texts and forms the
first stage of any bio-medical information extraction program.
- Game-Playing AI Engine:
This project incorporated
aspects of Natural Language Processing, Adversarial Search
and Reinforcement Learning to learn how to play a game. It
took the description of a game in English and converted it
to a Lisp program that used Reinforcement Learning to learn
how to play the game. The engine was tested on a game of
Othello, which it learned to play fairly well.
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Professional Activities
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- Program Committee Member,
Eighth Workshop on
Coordination, Organizations, Institutions, and Norms
in Agent Systems (COIN@IJCAI 2009).
2009
- Senator, Graduate Student Senate (GSS)
Feb. 2008 - Present
- Co-chair, GSS Sustainability committee
Jun. 2008 - Present
- Auxiliary Reviewer, International
Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and
Multiagent Systems (AAMAS)
2007, 2008, 2009
- Auxiliary Reviewer, Twenty-Third AAAI
Conference on Artificial Intelligence
2008
- Reviewer, Journal on Autonomous Agents
and Multi-Agent Systems
August 2007
- Officer, Computer and Information
Sciences Graduate Student Association(CIS-GSA)
2004 - Present
- Member,
IFAAMAS and
AAAI
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Honors and Awards
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- Quantum Leap Innovations graduate student excellence
award, 2008
- University of Delaware Alumni Enrichment Award, 2007
- Nominated for the best student paper award at the Sixth
International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and
Multiagent Systems (AAMAS) 2007
- Graduate Travel Awards, 2006 and 2007
- Arts and Sciences Dean's List, 2005
- CIS Research Fellowship, 2004
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Skills and Software
Proficiency
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- Languages: Lisp/Scheme,
Python, C, C++, Javascript, Java, SQL, 8085/6 Assembly
Language, Fortran, HTML, English and Hindi
- Platforms:
Linux/Solaris/Unix/Mac OS X, Windows XP/2000/9x/NT and
DOS
- Packages:
LATEX, MS-Office
(Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access), Apple iWorks (Keynote and Pages),
Omnigraffle, Macromedia Director, Macromedia Authorware,
MySQL, AutoCAD
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References and Code Samples
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Contact Information
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Snail Mail Address: Sachin
Kamboj Department of Computer and Information
Sciences University of Delaware 103 Smith
Hall Newark, DE 19716
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Telephone Numbers: +1-302-559-0280
(cell)
Email:
skamboj AT udel
DOT edu
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