Лима Даниэли Араужо

Danielli Araújo Lima received a B.S., M.Sc. and Ph.D. degree in Computer Science at the National University of Uberlândia, Brazil, in 2010, 2012 and 2017. She is a full-time professor at the Federal Institute of Triangulo Mineiro and teaches courses in the areas of computational mathematics and procedural programming. Her research interest is in the theory of cellular automata and its applications including encryption and complex systems modeling. Has experience in Computer Science, focusing on Artificial Intelligence and Bio-Inspired Computation, acting on the following subjects: Cellular Automata, Stochastic Models for Interdisciplinary Problems (Pedestrian Dynamics, Biological and Physical Applications, Ants), Robots Control, Mobile Robots for Foraging, Surveillance and Search and Rescue tasks, Mobile Cyber-Physical Systems, Collective Intelligence, Chaos and Dynamical Systems, Graph Theory, Computer Theory, Cryptography, Image Processing, Petri-Nets Modelling and Analysis, Artificial Neural-nets, Multi-Objective Searching Problems: Tabu Search, Artificial Life, Parallel Solving Problems, Algorithms Multi-Agent Systems, Natural Computing, Particle Swarm Optimization, Stochastic Local and Global Search, Automatic Planning, Queues Theory, Algorithms Analysis, Evolutive Computing and Genetic Algorithms.