Kevin Xu

Assistant Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department
Build data-driven models of complex systems that allow us to understand how they behave and potentially predict how they may change in the future. I am particularly interested in interdisciplinary research with wide societal impact, and I have collaborated with researchers in sociology, psychology, and the health sciences.

Abhinendra Singh

Assistant Professor, Macromolecular Science and Engineering
My current and future research interests are multi-disciplinary and lie at the intersections of soft matter, fluid dynamics, rheology, and tribology and integrates rigorous discrete particle simulations with hydrodynamics to study the particle-laden flows.

Sanmukh Kuppannagari

Assistant Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department
AI/ML Acceleration on Heterogeneous Platforms; Parallel Computing; Reconfigurable Computing; Combinatorial Optimization

Zonghe Chua

Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering
I develop intelligent telerobotic systems that sense and reason about their operator to deliver smart multisensory feedback that enhances the human-robot system performance.

Dianne Foreback

Assistant Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department
Secure and dependable distributed systems, networks and algorithms including solutions to the foundational problems of blockchains, churn, consensus, group membership and failure detectors.

Elias Ali

Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering

Structural Fire Engineering, Blast and extreme loading on structures, thin-walled structures, multi-functional composite materials.

Robert Warburton

Assistant Professor, Chemical Engineering
Develops computational models of interfacial chemical reactions relevant to applications in catalysis and energy storage

Chris Pulliam

Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering
I am focused on developing technologies that provide more accurate assessments of motor function for individuals with neurological injury, and using that to drive clinical decision support systems that aid clinicians in identifying the right treatment and the right time to maximize recovery.

Steve Majerus

Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering
Focusing on sensor medicine: using bio-sensors to refine treatment and restore lost function.

Shuo Li

Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department
AI in medical imaging

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