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systems, targeting high performance & energy-efficiency, robustness, and trustworthiness. A key focus will be on IP generation, patenting, high-quality publications in top-tier ML/AI, Robotics, and Systems
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sensing data, including data processing and analysis using tools such as GDAL, Google Earth Engine, or similar platforms, and working in cloud or high-performance computing (HPC) environments
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, tiny-VLMs, tiny-VLAs; Agentic-AI systems; and Robust Generative AI targeting hallucination, safety and security issues. Besides robustness, systems should also be optimized for high performance and
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. Experience running work on high-performance or cloud computing resources. A record of contributing to open-source scientific software. Additional Information: Location: Dreese Laboratories (0279) Position
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systems, targeting high performance & energy-efficiency, robustness, and trustworthiness. A key focus will be on IP generation, patenting, high-quality publications in top-tier ML/AI, Robotics, and
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-edge robot learning research. The position focuses on building dexterous, high-degree-of-freedom (high-DoF) manipulation policies and robot foundation models, such as vision-language-action models
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participation in interdisciplinary Ph.D. programs in Engineering, Computing, Materials Science and Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, and Electrical and Computer Engineering. Faculty are engaged in high
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& Engineering (MICDE). World-Class Infrastructure: Access to high-performance computing resources, advanced AI testbeds, and state-of-the-art testing facilities. Direct Real-World Impact: Leverage
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, tiny-VLMs, tiny-VLAs; Agentic-AI systems; and Robust Generative AI targeting hallucination, safety and security issues. Besides robustness, systems should also be optimized for high performance and
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high-performance computing, secure data environments, scientific software, data-intensive research, and compliant research workflows. Create an environment in which researchers, clinicians, and