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Professor Frada Burstein, graduated from the Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Cybernetics of Tbilisi State University, Georgia, USSR, and completed her PhD at the Institute of Cybernetics, Georgian Academy of Science. Her PhD thesis focused on the development of man-machine procedures for multicriteria decision making using vector preference relations. With an extensive professional academic career spanning over twenty years, she has engaged in areas such as decision theory and decision support systems. Frada has been a faculty member at Monash University since 1992 and is currently the Director of the Knowledge Management Research Program at the Caulfield School of IT. Her accolades include being named ICT Educator of the Year by the Australian Computer Society in June 2013. Frada's research interests lie in providing decision support, improving user experience across various devices, and developing knowledge management systems for enhanced human interaction. She has successfully attracted over $3 million in competitive grants to support her research initiatives. Frada has supervised 28 PhD and 13 Master's research students during her tenure at Monash.
Monash University • Melbourne, AU
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