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AI Research and Experts

From the workplace to the classroom to the open road, University of Delaware experts are researching, applying and teaching artificial intelligence and ready to help you make sense of it.

University of Delaware's experts are at the forefront of studying, applying and teaching artificial intelligence — from how AI is reshaping the workplace and hiring, to the technology behind autonomous vehicles and connected health, to its growing role in the classroom. Whatever the angle, our experts are ready to guide your next story, event or collaboration.

Meet the Experts

Each of these experts is available across the story areas below. Find the angle that fits your next piece.

Spotlights

Recent research, commentary and stories from our AI experts.

What We Can Help You Cover

AI in the Workplace

Leadership, Hiring and the Future of Work

AI is changing how organizations lead, hire and manage people — from executives using AI tools to boost team productivity to job seekers and recruiters navigating an AI-driven hiring process. University of Delaware experts can speak to both sides of this shift.

Experts:

Saleem Mistry — AI-driven leadership, team productivity, workplace transitions | Lerner College of Business & Economics.

Jill Panté — AI's impact on hiring, résumés, interviews and personal branding | Lerner College Career Services Center.

The Technology Powering an AI-Driven World

Edge Computing, Autonomous Vehicles and Connected Health

Behind every autonomous vehicle, connected health device and AI-powered application is a foundation of edge computing and systems engineering. University of Delaware experts can unpack the technical infrastructure driving the AI boom — and where it's headed next.

Expert:

Weisong Shi — Edge computing, autonomous driving, connected and autonomous vehicles, connected health | Department of Computer and Information Sciences.

AI Literacy

What Students, Leaders and Professionals Need to Know

As AI tools become part of daily life — in classrooms and boardrooms alike — understanding how to use them responsibly matters more than ever. University of Delaware experts can speak to what educators, students and professionals need to use AI effectively and ethically.

Experts:

Joshua Wilson — AI's impact on teaching and learning of writing, automated writing evaluation, cognitive development | School of Education.

Saleem Mistry — Strategic use of AI to enhance leadership and workforce productivity | Lerner College of Business & Economics.

In the News

University of Delaware experts are regularly featured in national and regional media for their insight on AI. A selection of recent coverage is below.

Education professor studies how to use artificial intelligence effectively in the classroom

Writing without thinking? There’s a place for ChatGPT — if used properly | GUEST COMMENTARY