Summary
Ronald De Haan is an Assistant Professor at the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC), University of Amsterdam, with a decade of experience researching artificial intelligence, knowledge representation, and computational social choice. He bridges theoretical computer science and (parameterized) complexity theory with applied questions in AI, supervising and teaching in the MSc Logic and MSc Artificial Intelligence programs. His work sits at the intersection of rigorous complexity analysis and practical reasoning frameworks, making him adept at converting abstract results into insights relevant for intelligent systems. Based in Amsterdam, he combines active academic research with sustained teaching responsibilities, mentoring the next generation of logicians and AI researchers. An understated strength is his focus on the structural properties of reasoning problems, which informs both novel theoretical contributions and robust curriculum design.
10 years of coding experience