Dr. George H. Burgin, Senior Staff Scientist I, has
more than three decades of experience in the areas of artificial intelligence,
applied mathematics, and communications theory. He received the degree of
“Diplom Ingenieur” from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and earned a
Ph.D. from the same institute. He worked previously for Triton Network Systems,
where he was responsible for the development of communications algorithms
(forward error correction) and their implementation in embedded DSP-processors
or in ASICs. He was granted U.S. patent 6,298,096 for work performed in this
area. He was previously a senior staff member at Titan’s System Division, where
he applied evolutionary programming, expert systems, and neural networks for
flight control and mission planning systems. Prior to this, Dr. Burgin worked
with Dr. Lawrence Fogel at Decision Science Incorporated and performed some of
the first research in applying evolutionary computation to games and system
identification in the late 1960s.
Dr. Burgin’s research interests include application of neural
networks and evolutionary algorithms to solve real-life problems and the
development of efficient adaptive linear and nonlinear filters.
Selected Publications:
G.H. Burgin, “Using Cerebellar Arithmetic Computers” AI Expert, June, pp. 32-41, 1992.
G.H. Burgin, “Artificial Neural Networks in Flight Control and Flight Management Systems” Proceedings of the 1990 IEEE National Aerospace and Electronics Conference, 1990.
G.H. Burgin, “Rule Based Air Combat Simulation (NASA Contractor Report 3985), 1985
For additional information please see the NSI Publications Library or email Dr. Burgin at: gburgin [at] natural-selection.com.