Surname: GERO Given name: John
john[a_t]johngero.com
http://mason.gmu.edu/~jgero/
Position: Research Professor Organization: Krasnow Institute for Advanced StudyAddress: George Mason University, VACountry: USA
computational creativity cognition of creativitycognitive neuroscience of designing and creativity
Cognitive studies of designing: protocol studies of designing; role of drawings in designing
Cognitive neuroscience of designing: the behaviour of the brain while designing
Computational models of creative design: evolutionary systems; analogy; emergence; situated agents
Evolutionary systems in design: genetic engineering; style emergence, complex evolution
Ontologies: the development of the Function-Structure-Behaviour ontology and its application to designing,to designed objects and to designing processes
Situated design computing: computation founded on situated cognition concepts that allows the acquisition and re-use of experience
Visual representation and reasoning: emergence in design; shape representation; qualitative representations
* Gero, J. S. and Fujii, H. (2000) A computational framework for concept formation in a situated design agent, Knowledge-Based Systems 13(6): 361-368.
* Gero, JS and Kazakov, V (2001) A genetic engineering extension to genetic algorithms, Evolutionary Systems 9(1): 71-92
* Kan, J and Gero, JS (2007) Acquiring information from linkography in protocol studies of designers, Design Studies (to appear)
* Saunders, R and Gero, JS (2002) How to study artificial creativity, in T Hewett and T Kavanagh (eds), Creativity and Cognition 2002, ACM Press, New York, NY, pp. 80-87.
z Smith, G and Gero, JS (2005) What does an agent mean by being "situated"? Design Studies 26: 535-561.