| - Armand de Callata˙ is doctor engineer (University of
Louvain, Belgium). - He is now retired from IBM where he has worked from 1959 to 1995. - He hold a patent on an assisted suspension controlled by a hydraulic computer (1957) and has afterwards worked on process control by computers |
- He acquired skills in many domains related to computer use
and secure data communication in networks. - He has developed programs in artificial intelligence, and was instructor on this topic when he was at the IBM European Education Center in la Hulpe, Belgium. - He is now consultant (XL Knowledge Lab). |
| - He was interested in brain modeling and has published several papers and a book on how the brain might work. | - He has studied biology and neuroscience. - He had given introductory lectures on biology for engineers. |
| - As a designer and a generalist, he has worked with people from various disciplines. He has collected examples of researchers' implicit misconceptions about the scientific principles and the methods in the domains foreign to their own discipline. | - He has shown examples of misconceptions of engineers about biology, of neuroscientists about engineering, and of physicists about artificial intelligence. |
| - He has worked on some aspects of the future evolution of information technologies. | - He has developed a macro-economic model to teach economy to political advisors. |
| - List of main publications. |
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