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\resection{\Large}{Dr.\ Steve Rowley}
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sgr@AI.MIT.EDU \\
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47 Cross Street        & $42^{\circ}23'52''\mbox{N} \times 71^{\circ}10'20''\mbox{W}$ \\
Belmont, MA 02178-3168 & (617) 484-9226
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\item[{\large \bf Professional Goal:}]{Research/development career in novel computing
applications to physics, AI, computer language systems; using my experienced skills
in mathematical physics (many-body quantum mechanics, mathematical/numerical analysis), 
applied artificial intelligence (expert systems, natural language, tool implementation),
Lisp.\dotfill Prev salary \$62K.}
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\resection{\large}{Education}
\job{PhD Theoretical Nuclear Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology}{Fall 93}{
Invented novel time-dependent mean-field quantum theories.  Tested scattering behavior
on several nuclear models.  Verified via numerical experiments in Lisp/object-oriented
databases.}
\job{BS Physics, Purdue University}{Spring 77}{With Highest Distinction.
Interests in superconductivity and quantum mechanics.}
\job{BS Mathematics, Purdue University}{Spring 77}{With Highest Distinction.
Interests in differential geometry and topology.  GPA 5.96/6.00.}

\resection{\large}{Work Experience}
\job{Massachusetts Institute of Technology}{Sept 89 - Sept 90}{Software 
engineer/mathematical biophysicist in Lab for Intelligent Decision Systems.  
Designed, implemented, delivered novel structure/behavior simulator for nonmodular systems.  
Classified state-space orbits of motor nervous system of worm {\em C.\ Elegans}.  
Maintained LIDS Lisp-machine network, printers, application software.
Wrote proposals.  See publications.}
\job{Symbolics, Inc.}{Dec 84 - Sept 88}{Senior Member of Technical Staff in Software 
Products/AI Tools.  Designed, implemented, carried through product 
status {\em Joshua}, a high-performance AI language.  Wrote customer 
documentation; trained staff in AI tools.  Maintained both system and layered
software products.  Wrote, acted, produced videos presenting work to customers.
See publications.}
\job{Free-Lance Consultant}{Jul 83 - Dec 84; Oct 88 - Nov 88}{Clients 
included Symbolics, Gould, International Lisp Associates.  Lead architect for 
{\em DC-3}, a Symbolics expert system diagnosing in-factory breakdowns 
of Gould 584 programmable controllers; working product delivered.  
Developed Symbolics customer application demos, videos, presentations 
in symbolic algebra, aerodynamics, AI planning.  See publications.} % *** ILCP evaluations.
\job{GTE Laboratories, Inc.}{Jun 82 - Jul 83}{Senior Member of Technical Staff 
in Knowledge-Based Systems Research.  Designed, implemented, debugged 
natural language access software for Telenet databases, expert system substrate 
for telephone switch diagnosis, automatic programming, Lisp
development tools.  Trained staff in AI techniques; presented work to 
clients/management.  Wrote proposals.}
\job{Paradigm Associates, Inc.}{Jun 81 - Oct 82}{Cofounded Boston
consulting firm (still profitable).  Implemented Scheme-like Lisp system.
Consulted in applied mathematics for Macsyma users.  Created hospital database
application.}
\job{Purdue University Nuclear Structure Laboratory}{Sept 75 - Sept 77}{Scientific/systems 
programmer for project applying proton-induced X-ray emission to nuclear structure
and water-quality monitoring.  Wrote magtape, disassembly, and numerical apps.}
\job{Other}{Back in the Late Neolithic}{Construction electrician.  Chemist in
coffin-handle electroplating factory.  Fiberglasser/mold-maker of corrosive gas 
exhaust fans.  Designed and maintained optical instruments.  Actor.}
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\resection{\large}{Teaching and Service Experience}
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\job{Massachusetts Institute of Technology}{\parbox[b]{2.5in}{Sept 77 - May 82, 
Sept 88 - May 89, Jan 91 - May 91, Jan 92 - May 92}}{Taught undergraduate courses 
in mechanics, electrodynamics, waves and optics.  Taught graduate-level quantum mechanics.
Taught graduate-level EECS courses in artificial intelligence and computational
linguistics/natural language processing, with computer labs.}
\job{American Association for Artificial Intelligence}{Summer 1987}{Associate Chair 
of Program Committee for AAAI-87: recruited referees, resolved referee
disagreements (with remarkably little bloodshed), scheduled conference presentations, 
chaired presentation sessions.  Also referee for AAAI-88, AAAI-87, AAAI-86, IJCAI-85.}
\job{Massachusetts Institute of Technology}{Summer 80 - Spring 81}{Free-lance tutor in 
mathematics and physics through MIT Undergraduate Physics Office.}

\resection{\large}{Professional Skills}
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\item[Software Engineering:]{15 years experience in Lisp software development.  Deep
ability in Common Lisp, CLOS, CLIM, Scheme; competent in C, Pascal, Fortran, and related 
languages.  Expert with the Symbolics lisp machine; basic Unix survival skills.  Expert 
with symbolic mathematics (Macsyma, Mathematica), object-oriented databases (Statice), 
expert systems (Joshua).  Exceptional applied AI experience in expert systems, natural 
language, and AI implementation techniques.  Interests in denotational 
semantics/automatic compiler generation; polymorphic type systems, as in 
ML; innovative scientific computing systems/languages.
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\item[Physics/Mathematics:]{Specialized in quantum many-body problems and their field
theories; expert in scattering and $S$-matrices.  Broad knowledge of applied mathematics;
good at mathematical and numerical analysis, including stability.  Interests in 
foundations of quantum mechanics and ``macro-quantum'' phenomena such as 
coherent states and superconductors.
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\item[Communication:]{Exceptional speaking, presentation, writing and teaching skills.}
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\resection{\large}{Recent Publications}
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\itemsquish{S.\ Rowley.  {\em Scattering of Many-Fermion Systems in 
Time-Dependent Mean Field Theories}.  PhD Thesis, 1993, MIT Dept
of Physics, Center for Theoretical Physics, and Lab for Nuclear Science.}
\itemsquish{S.\ Rowley and M.\ Baranger.  ``Scattering of Semiclassical Wavepackets,''
in preparation.}
\itemsquish{S.\ Rowley and C.\ Rockland. ``The design of simulation languages for 
systems with multiple modularities,'' {\em Simulation} 56:3 (Mar 1991), 
pp 153-163.}
\itemsquish{C.\ Rockland and S.\ Rowley.  ``Simulation and analysis of segmental 
oscillator models for nematode locomotion,'' MIT Center for Intelligent 
Control Systems CICS-P-212, Apr 1990.}
\itemsquish{S.\ Rowley.  {\em Jericho: The Joshua Test, Demo, and Benchmark 
Suite}.  Symbolics, Inc.\ 1988.}
\itemsquish{S.\ Rowley and J.\ Covo. ``Joshua,'' Symbolics, Inc., 1988 
(videotape).}
\itemsquish{S.\ Rowley {\em et al.}  ``Joshua: Uniform Access to Heterogeneous 
Knowledge Structures,'' {\em Proceedings of AAAI-87}, pp 48-52.  Paper 
nominated for Publisher's Prize.}
\itemsquish{W.\ Taylor, S.\ Rowley, and R.\ Soley.  ``DC-3: An Industrial Expert 
System,'' in {\em Expert Systems and Knowledge Engineering, Proc.\ Gottlieb
Duttweiler Inst.}, ed.\ T.\ Bernold.  Z\"urich, Apr 1985, pp 257-266.}
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\resection{\large}{Societies and Awards}
$\Phi$BK.  Honor Society $\Phi$K$\Phi$.  Nat'l Physics Honor Society $\Sigma\Pi\Sigma$.  
At Purdue: King Memorial Award for Physics (76, 77); Golomb/Putnam Mathematics Prize (76).
American Association for Artificial Intelligence.  American Physical Society.

\resection{\large}{Personal Data}
Single. Born in LaPorte, Indiana, 1955. Height 173cm, mass 77kg. Fluent in 
English \& French; passable in classical Latin; learning Scottish 
Gaelic. 8 years as religious history instructor. Recreational interests include 
Celtic music, science fiction, Chinese food, fine chocolate, technical history.

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\noindent References available on request.
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