Erik Cambria
Erik Cambria is a Professor of Artificial Intelligence at NTU CCDS, where he also holds the appointment of Provost Chair in Computer Science and Engineering, and a Visiting Professor at MIT Media Lab. Prior to joining academia, he worked at HP Labs India and Microsoft Research Asia, and founded several AI companies, such as SenticNet, offering B2B sentiment analysis services, and finaXai, providing fully explainable financial insights. Today, his research focuses on neurosymbolic AI for interpretable and explainable affective computing in domains like mental health, climate resilience, and socially responsible investing. Prof Cambria is ranked in Clarivate's Highly Cited Researchers List of World's Top 1% Scientists, is recipient of many awards, e.g., IEEE Outstanding Early Career, was listed among the AI's 10 to Watch, and was featured in Forbes as one of the 5 People Building Our AI Future. He is an IEEE Fellow, Associate Editor of various AI journals, e.g., Information Fusion and IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing, and is involved in several AI conferences, e.g., AAAI and ICLR.
Erdös number: 2
Dijkstra number: 3
ORCID: 0000-0002-3030-1280
SCI h-index: 80+ (30,000+ citations)
Scopus h-index: 100+ (40,000+ citations)
GScholar h-index: 120+ (70,000+ citations)
Net worth according to People AI: 5+ Million USD
Email contact: surname@media.mit.edu
Phone contact: +65 67904328 (office hours)
Office address: N4-02a-27 (opposite CCDS Meeting Room)
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