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Computer Science

Matthew Johnson-Roberson

Professor

Matthew Johnson-Roberson's research goal is to develop robotic systems capable of operating in complex dynamic environments.

Folding Space StructuresRobotic Vision3D ReconstructionArtifical IntelligenceRobotics/Autonomous Vehicles

Laurence Ales

Associate Professor

Laurence Ales' research interests include macroeconomics, optimal taxation, and contract theory.

Disruptive TechnologiesTax PolicyEconomicsOptimal TaxationMacroeconomics

Ken Holstein

Assistant Professor

Ken Holstein's research focuses broadly on AI-augmented work and improving how we design and evaluate AI systems for real-world use.

ElectionsIntelligence AugmentationApplied Machine LearningArtificial IntelligenceHuman-Computer Interaction

William Whittaker

Founders University Research Professor

A field robotics pioneer, William "Red" Whittaker's research interests centers on mobile robots in unpredictable environments.

Multisensor Data FusionRobotics in Hazerdous ApplicationIndustrial RoboticsField & Service RoboticsOutdoor Mobile Robots

Lujo Bauer

Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Lujo Bauer's research examines many aspects of computer security and privacy.

IoT Security and PrivacyNetwork SecurityCybersecurity and PrivacyInternet of Things (IoT)AI and ML for Security

Golan Levin

Professor

Golan Levin is an artist, engineer, researcher and educator interested in intersections of machine code, visual culture and critical making.

Digital TechnologiesVisual CultureHuman-Machine InteractionHuman ActionCritical Inquiry

Sean Ammirati

Distinguished Service Professor

Sean Ammirati develops tools to help companies adapt and integrate entrepreneurial best practices into their own innovation processes.

Early Stage StartupsMobile DevicesVenture CapitalCorporate EntrepreneurshipGenerative AI

Keith Webster

Dean of Libraries

Keith Webster’s professional interests include research evaluation, learning space design and trends in scholarly communication.

Trends in Scholarly CommunicationResearch EvaluationLearning Space DesignFuture of Research LibrariesImpact of Open Science on Publishing and Libraries