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developed the Spanish R+D Strategy
for Artificial Intelligence by the Spanish
Ministry of Science (2018-19). He was
member of the ICT Executive Board of
the Association of Spanish Universities
and President of the Working Group
on Online Learning and Educational
Technologies (2016-2020, in particular
dur ing the COVID-19 lockdown,
being involved in the design of contingency plans for the Spanish Ministry
of Universities).
He has published >380 peerreviewed scientific publications, including 110 JCR-SCI-indexed journals and
a co-authored book on genetic fuzzy
systems (~1400 citations in Google
Scholar). He is included among the 1%
most cited researchers in the World, with
5357 citations (h-index=39, Web of
Knowledge) and 14397 citations
(h-index= 57, Google Scholar). He has
advised 19 PhD dissertations, one recognized with the European Society for
Fuzzy Logic and Technologies (EUSFLAT) Best Ph.D. Thesis Award in 2011
and other 3 with some other awards. He
has coordinated 23 research projects and
15 research contracts with an overall
budget of >9 M€. He is co-inventor of
an international patent on an intelligent
system for forensic identification under
exploitation by Panacea Cooperative
Research. Besides, he has developed
intelligent marketing models with Zio
Analytics for big brands as The Coca
Cola Company, Jaguar-Land Rover
L'Oréal Mexico, Samsung, Telefónica,
and El Corte Inglés.
He has been associate editor of 18
journals, including IEEE TFS (Outstanding AE in 2008), IEEE TEVC
(Outstanding AE in 2019), IEEE CIM,
IEEE TETCI (Founding AE), IEEE
Access, WIREs DMKD (Founding AE),
and IJAR. Since 2004, he has volunteered for IEEE CIS (AdCom member
2010-12, among many other services)
and EUSFLAT (Treasurer 2005-2007
and Executive Board member 2005-07,
2009-2013). He has participated in the
organization of many conferences, being
Conference Chair of FuzzIEEE 2016
and Technical Co-chair in several FuzzIEEE and IEEE CEC editions.

Pauline C. Haddow
Norwegian University of Science
and Technology, NORWAY
Pauline Haddow is a
Professor at the De--
part--m ent of Com-
puter Science at the
Norwegian University of Science and
Technology (NTNU),
Trondheim, Norway. Her main research
interests involve both basic and applied
research, creating/refining/applying evolutionary computation techniques to
achieve complex, adaptive and robust
solutions. Such approaches are tested for
the efficient computational needs of
today's and tomorrow's technologies
through modelling, simulation and theoretical techniques. The key techniques
investigated include artificial development, genetic algorithms, multi-objective optimization, neuroevolution and
swarm intelligence. Professor Haddow
currently holds a number of roles in
IEEE CIS: member of IEEE CIS
ADCOM; member of the IEEE CIS
Conference Committee (ConfCcom) as
chair of the IEEE CIS Bid Subcommittee, chair of the IEEE CIS Adhoc committee for a Conference Organization
Tool and member of IEEE CIS WCI
sub-committee. Previous roles have
included member of the IEEE CIS Strategic Planning Subcommittee and IEEE
CIS Adhoc committee for the IEEE
CIS Conference on AI, IEEE CIS Vice
President of Conferences and member
of IEEE CIS EXCOM, chair of the
IEEE CIS Technical co-sponsorship
Subcommittee, member of the IEEE
CIS Outstanding Papers committee,
member of the IEEE CIS Distinguished
Lecturers Program Subcommittee,
member of the IEEE CIS Chapters subcommittee, chair and vice chair of the
IEEE CIS EC Technical Committee;
vice chair of the IEEE CIS Woman in
CI Committee; member of the IEEE
CIS Emergent Technologies TC and
member of the IEEE CIS Task Force on
Evolvable Hardware. Professor Haddow
has further been Program Chair and
host of IEEE CEC 2009 in Norway and
co-chaired IEEE ICES 2013 in IEEE

SSCI 2013 as well as contributing to
various publications as reviewer and as
associate editor for IEEE Transactions on
EC and related journals in the field.
Haibo He
University of Rhode Island, USA
Haibo He is the Robert Haas Endowed
Chair Professor at the
Department of Electrical, Computer and
B i o m e d i c a l Engineering at the University of Rhode Island, Kingston,
Rhode Island. His primary research
interests include neural networks, reinforcement learning and adaptive dynamic programming, data mining, and
various applications.
He has severed various capacities at
the IEEE Computational Intelligence
Society (IEEE CIS), including the Chair
of IEEE CIS Neural Networks Technical Committee (NNTC) (2013 and
2014), Chair of IEEE CIS Emergent
Technologies Technical Committee
(ETTC) (2015), and the General Chair
of IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (IEEE SSCI'14,
Orlando, Florida). He currently serves as
the Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems (IEEE TNNLS). He
received numerous awards including the
IEEE CIS Outstanding Early Career
Award (2014), IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC'14)
Best Paper Award (2014), and National
Science Foundation CAREER Award
(2011). He is a Fellow of IEEE.
Hisao Ishibuchi
Southern University of Science and
Technology, CHINA
Hisao I s h i b u c h i
received the BS and
MS deg rees from
Kyoto University in
1985 and 1987, res--
pectively. He received
the Ph.D. degree from
Osaka Prefecture University in 1992.
Since 1987, he was with Osaka Prefecture University as Research Associate

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