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Cliff A Joslyn

Google Scholar ID: GzWekWYAAAAJ

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Binghamton University (SUNY)

Mathematical systems theoryComputational topologyHypernetworksCybernetic philosophySemiotics

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Research Experience

Chief Knowledge Scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)
Visiting Professor of Systems Science at Binghamton University (SUNY)
Adjunct Professor of Complex Systems in the Systems Science PhD program at Portland State University
Former affiliations include Los Alamos National Laboratory, NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, academia, and the software industry
Over 30 years of leading and supporting U.S. government-funded computer and information science research
Applied research spans computational biology, cyber analytics, blockchain technology, reliability analysis, and high performance computing

Background

Interdisciplinary Information Systems Scientist
Research interests include mathematical modeling and computational methods for complex information systems, semantic technology, uncertainty quantification, and high performance computing
Focuses on integrating mathematical, formal, and conceptual models of complex information systems for interdisciplinary data science applications
Employs methods from computational topology, order and lattice theory, hypergraph analytics, generalized information theory, non-standard probability, multi-relational data modeling, and probabilistic graphical models
Integrates semantic information theory and computational semiotics within a cybernetic philosophy of modeling and evolutionary systems
Actively engaged in semantic technology, formal ontologies, and software engineering
Rooted in the intellectual traditions of general systems theory, cybernetics, and mathematical systems theory