Katie Atkinson

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Katie Atkinson is a leading researcher in artificial intelligence, with a primary focus on computational models of argumentation, multi-agent systems, and the formal representation of knowledge and reasoning. Her work bridges theoretical foundations and practical applications, particularly in legal reasoning and decision support. Among her notable contributions is the development of frameworks for modelling emotional and cooperative behaviour in autonomous agents, as exemplified by her 2018 paper "Modelling Mood in Co-operative Emotional Agents," which has garnered 6 citations and highlights her early exploration of affective computing within multi-agent contexts. Beyond this, Atkinson is widely recognized for her seminal contributions to argumentation theory, including the creation of structured argumentation frameworks that enable agents to engage in rational debate and negotiation. Her research has had a significant impact on the field, with her most cited works collectively accumulating hundreds of citations, influencing areas from AI and law to human-computer interaction. Atkinson has also served in key editorial roles and as a programme chair for major AI conferences, underscoring her leadership in the community. Her work continues to inspire students and researchers seeking to understand how intelligent systems can reason, argue, and collaborate effectively.