Dr. Bansal received a B. Tech. in Electrical Engineering, and a M. Tech. in
Computer Science from the Indian
Institute of Technology, and a Ph.D. in
Computer Science from
Case Western Reserve University.
Currently he is an associate professor in the
Department of Computer Science at Kent State University.
He has served as a summer research faculty in the
Mathematics and Computer Science
Division at
Argonne National Laboratory,
has been a visiting research scientist at the
Biocomputing unit of the
European Molecular Biology
Laboratory in Heidelberg, Germany, and has been a CRC fellow
at Department of Computer Science at
The University of Melbourne
and The Australian AI Institute. His research
contributions are in the fields of logic programming, distributed
multimedia knowledge bases and information retrieval, theory of
fault tolerance in agent based languages, automated genome comparison,
automated derivation of metabolic pathways, evolutionary analysis, and
distributed multimedia environments and languages. His current research
interests are distributed artificial intelligence, distributed multimedia
computing environments and programming languages, bioinformatics, software
tools to understand diseases, and tumor genesis.
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Distributed artificial intellegence and logic programming
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Distributed multimedia and agent based languages
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Bioinformatics and computational biology
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Distributed and heterogeneous computing environments
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Multimedia and web based computing environments
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Distributed Multimedia Languages for Internet Based Visualization,
Interactivity and Computing
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High Resolution 3D Visualization over the Internet with Reduced Transmission Requirements
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Distributed Multimedia Knowledge Bases
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Automated Metabolic and Signaling Pathway Reconstruction
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Evolutionary Analysis based on whole Genomes and Pathways
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Gene-expression analysis for the understanding of tumor genesis, heart and lung disorders
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