Gonzalo Méndez (PhD) works as an associate professor at the Computer Science School - Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He is also member and Director of the Instituto de Tecnología del Conocimiento (Knowledge Technology Institute).
Contact Information:
- Office: 436
- Phone: (+34) 91 394 7560
- Fax: (+34) 91 394 75 47
- Email: gmendez_AT_fdi.ucm.es
- Address: C/ Prof. José García Santesmases, s/n. 28040 Madrid (Spain).
Research
- Modeling Aspects of Interaction
- Generating Language Output
- The Story Telling Laboratory
- NLP for Accessibility
- Computational Creativity
- Virtual and Augmented Reality
- Intelligent Tutoring Systems
- Software Agents
- Software Architecture
Projects
I'm currently working in the following projects:
- IDiLyCo: Digital Inclusion, Language and Communication
- ComunicArte: Comunicación efectiva a través de la realidad virtual y las tecnologías educativas
- InVITAR-IA
- Red iGLN
Past projects:
- Aulas TIC de Autismo España
- PROSECCO: Promoting the Scientific Exploration of Computational Creativity
- WHIM: The WHat-If Machine
- ConCreTe: Concept Creation Technology
- MILES: Models of Interaction centred on Language, spacE and computational Semantics
- IVERNAO: Instrucciones VERbales para la NAvegación basadas en Ontologías
Publications
List of publications in the NIL web site.
List of publications in Google Scholar.
List of publications in ResearchGate.
List of publications in Microsoft Academic.
List of publications in Academia.
Public Research Profiles
Profile in ORCID
Profile in ResearcherID/Publons
Profile in Scopus
Resources
- Quizz, an Android app to support students of modern english literature. If you want to test it, create a new classroom with code 0.
- I.amAble, science at the service of society, with the aim of teaching chemistry to people with disabilities.
- Pictar, a text to pictogram translator (in spanish).
- Web services API for accessibility
- Applications for accessibility
- TFMTeXiS (utf-8 version, latin1 version), a latex template based on the popular TeXiS template (created by Marco Antonio and Pedro Pablo Gómez Martín), tailored for the specific needs of BSc and MSc projects at FdI - UCM.