Scholar
Gaia Belardinelli
Google Scholar ID: sFg87-IAAAAJ
Postdoctoral Fellow, Stanford University
Citations & Impact
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Publications
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Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- 1. Paper 'A Logic for General Attention Using Edge-Conditioned Event Models' accepted at IJCAI 2025
- 2. Presented IJCAI paper at TKR 2025
- 3. Delivered talks at multiple international conferences and workshops
- 4. Became a reviewer for Mathematical Reviews, American Mathematical Society
Research Experience
- 1. Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Philosophy at Stanford University, researching formal models of reasoning in multi-agent and epistemic settings
- 2. Involved in the Attention in Epistemic Planning (AIEP) project
- 3. Presented talks at multiple international conferences such as TKR 2025, IJCAI 2025, etc.
- 4. Served on the program committee for AAAI 2026, AAMAS 2026, IJCAI 2025, and ECAI 2025
- 5. Guest lecturer at the Spring Seminars in Logic and AI, Stanford University
Education
- 1. BA in Philosophy, University of Padova, Italy
- 2. MSc in Logic, University of Amsterdam (ILLC), the Netherlands
- 3. MRes in Philosophy and Economics, Erasmus University of Rotterdam (EIPE), the Netherlands
- 4. PhD in Formal Philosophy, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, Advisor: Thomas Icard
Background
- Research Interests: Formal models of reasoning, rationality in multi-agent and epistemic settings; Fields: Logic, Philosophy, AI, Economics; Brief Introduction: Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Philosophy at Stanford University, working on bridging the gap between idealized models of reasoning and the more complex reality of human social cognition.
Miscellany
- Fascinated by methodological issues such as why mathematical models are so illuminating about reality despite abstracting away many details.
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