European Conference on
Symbolic and Quantitative Approaches
to Reasoning with Uncertainty




The following is a very incomplete list of researchers interested in symbolic and quantitative approaches to reasoning with uncertainty. If you would like your name to be added or removed, or you would like your details to be updated, then please do send me an email (a.hunter@cs.ucl.ac.uk).


  • Philippe Besnard (Non-monotonic logic; Paraconsistent logic; Argumentation systems)
  • Salem Benferhat (Possibility theory; Belief revision; Reasoning with inconsistency)
  • Isabelle Bloch (Image processing and interpretation; Fuzzy systems; Fusion)
  • Gerd Brewka (Non-monotonic logic; Argumentation; Logic programming; Reasoning about Actions)
  • Claudette Cayrol (Reasoning with inconsistency; Argumentation systems)
  • Laurence Cholvy (Data/knowledge consistency; Conflict resolution; Reasoning with norms and regulations)
  • Patrick Doherty (Non-monotonic reasoning; Logic-based planning; Theorem proving)
  • Thierry Denoeux (Statistical pattern recognition; Uncertainty modeling; Information fusion)
  • Didier Dubois (Possibility theory; Decision making under uncertainty)
  • Thomas Eiter (Non-monotonic logic; Logic programming; Abduction)
  • John Fox (Medical decision support; Argumentation)
  • Dov Gabbay (Many-valued logic; Non-monotonic logic; Practical reasoning)
  • Lluis Godo (Many-valued logic; Possibilistic logic; Fuzzy logic)
  • Andreas Herzig (Belief revision; Non-monotonic logic; Conditional logic; Reasoning about action)
  • Anthony Hunter (Handling inconsistent information; Argumentation Systems)
  • Finn Jensen (Bayesian networks; Decision graphs)
  • Juerg Kohlas (Probabilistic argumentation systems)
  • Rudolf Kruse (Fuzzy systems; Neural networks)
  • Jerome Lang (Possibility theory; Belief revision; Reasoning with inconsistency)
  • Weiru Liu (Reasoning under unertainty; Combining uncertain information)
  • Thomas Lukasiewicz (Non-monotonic logic; Probabilistic logic)
  • Pierre Marquis (Reasoning with inconsistency; Knowledge compilation; Decision making under uncertainty)
  • Serafin Moral (Imprecise probabilities; Propagation algorithms for dependency graphs)
  • Ilkka Niemela (Non-monotonic reasoning; Automated reasoning)
  • Simon Parsons (Rational decision making under uncertainty; Argumentation)
  • Henri Prade (Possibility theory; Decision making under uncertainty)
  • Henry Prakken (Argumentation systems)
  • Alessandro Saffiotti (Fuzzy logic; Autonomous robotics)
  • Torsten Schaub (Non-monotonic logic; Automated reasoning; Logic programming)
  • Camilla Schwind (Non-monotonic logic; Automated reasoning; Logics of action and change)
  • Romano Scozzafava (Probability theory)
  • Philippe Smets (Belief functions)
  • Francesca Toni (Non-monotonic logic; Argumentation systems)
  • Leon van der Torre (Qualitative decision theory; deontic logic)
  • Gerard Vreeswijk (Argumentation systems; Defeasible reasoning)
  • Mary-Anne Williams (Belief revision)