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capabilities to solve real-world physical puzzles. Assisting PI to write research proposals, papers, code, and reports for the Google's project. Publishing top venues. Other duties as assigned. Flexibility
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records. Responsibilities: Develop proximity/tactile sensors. Experience with robot tactile sensors strongly preferred, experience with physical experiments (stress/strain measurement; force measurements
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place emphasis on practical problem solving, interdisciplinary learning, a visionary spirit, and collaboration. Research Assistant will work with research projects in physics-based simulation under
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, bio-engineering, physics, material, and chemical engineering. The mission is to bring the state-of-the-art machine learning algorithm to mechanical engineering. Core responsibilities include: Developing
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interests, including mechanical, computer science, bio-engineering, physics, material, and chemical engineering. The mission is to bring the state-of-the-art machine learning algorithm to mechanical
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identified by human’s ability to work with new material (Stone Age, Bronze Age), today our abilities and projects span a variety of materials and combine everything from physics and chemistry to civil and
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research projects in physics-based simulation under the guidance of the hosting faculty. The project includes literature reviews, implementation of state-of-the-art methods, conducting validation experiments
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research documentation, such as data files, references, and progress reports. Participate in team meetings and discussions, taking notes and learning from the research process and outcomes. Support the
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. Active research thrusts within the AiPEX lab include AI for complex physics-based modeling and simulation, AI for enhancing human performance and decision making, AI for advancing personalized learning
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with a PhD in machine learning or a related area who are enthusiastic about collaborating with colleagues in the physical sciences particularly physics, astrophysics, and cosmology. The Simons