Magdalena Ortiz
(Maria Magdalena Ortiz de la Fuente,
Magdalena Ortiz-Šimkiene)
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Postdoctoral Researcher
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ortiz at kr.tuwien.ac.at |
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+43 (1) 58 801-18462 |
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+43 (1) 58 801-18493 |
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by appointment |
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I'm
interested in logics for Knowledge
Representation and Reasoning, with focus on Description Logics.
I'm a member of
the
Knowledge Based Systems Group
since September
2006.
I obtained my PhD from the Vienna University of Technology in May 2010.
The topic of my dissertation was techniques and complexity results for
query answering in expressive description logics. You can find my
dissertation
here.
I was on maternity leave for most of 2011.
Since January 2012 I am the
principal investigator in the Project
Recursive Queries over Semantically Enriched Data
Repositories (Hertha-Firnberg-Programm T515) funded by
FWF.
I support the coordination of the European Masters in
Computational Logic at TU-Vienna.
More
details can be found in my CV
(pdf).
Publications
Most of them can be found on the
DBLP
server, and older ones in my (rather outdated)
publications page.
I support the coordination of the European Masters in
Computational Logic at TU-Vienna.
About Me
Before my PhD, I obtained
a
European
Masters in Computational Logic
in 2006, after
studying at the
Free University of
Bolzano and in the
Vienna
University
of Technology.
I was
born in Puebla, Mexico. I studied Computer Science at the Universidad
de las Americas, Puebla where I obtained a B.Sc. degree in 2003
and a M.Sc. in 2004.
Some awards and scholarships I have received in the last years:
- For my Master Thesis, I received the OeCG
Foerderpreis 2007 awarded by the Austrian Computer Society (there
is a press release in German with a photo here
and here),
the OeGAI Preis 2006
from
the Austrian Society for
Artificial
Intelligence, and the the Best Thesis Award of the European Masters
in Computational Logic.
- The Google
Europe Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship 2007, given to female
students in CS and related fields on the basis of their academic
performance and community commitment. There is a small press
release (in German) with a picture here.
- A doctoral grant from CONACYT, the Mexican Science and Technology
Council.
- Erasmus Mundus grant given by the European Commission.