Mark J. Nelson: advisors and students

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Mark J. Nelson

American computer scientistborn 1981

Wikidata names Charles Lee Isbell, Jr. and Michael Mateas as doctoral advisors. Linked to Wikidata, ORCID, and 6 other registers.

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stated by WikidataCharles Lee Isbell, Jr.stated by WikidataMichael Mateas
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stated by WikidataJaime Carbonellstated by WikidataJoseph Batesstated by WikidataPaul Violastated by WikidataRodney Brooks
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stated by WikidataChristopher G. Atkesonstated by WikidataRobert Lee Constablestated by WikidataRoger Schankstated by WikidataThomas Binfordstated by WikidataTomas Lozano-Pérez
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stated by WikidataBerthold K. P. Hornstated by WikidataEmilio Bizzistated by WikidataJacob L. Meystated by WikidataMyron L. Goodstated by WikidataStephen Cole Kleene

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