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I am from the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, (CSAIL) where MIT. I lead EVO-DesignOpt.

My bio and other stuff on my web site tell you about me. A little extra pertinent info: I was an SFI Doctoral fellow from 1993-1995. I've been at MIT ever since. And... I met my husband at SFI...he was the first SFI'r I met when I arrived. How about that for good fortune.

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 I lead [http://groups.csail.mit.edu/EVO-DesignOpt EVO-DesignOpt].
-My bio and other stuff on my web site tell you about me. A little extra pertinent info: I was an SFI Doctoral fellow from 1993-1995. It was a great experience and very influential in the conclusions of my thesis which was a comparative analysis of genetic programming. I've been at MIT ever since but I met my husband at SFI.
+My bio and other stuff on my web site tell you about me. A little extra pertinent info: I was an SFI Doctoral fellow from 1993-1995. I've been at MIT ever since. And... I met my husband at SFI...he was the first SFI'r I met when I arrived. How about that for good fortune.
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