Fulbright Scholar researches AI for the greater good
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Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
What robots can learn from toddlers
Collaborative research in machine learning and behavioral psychology
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Alan Fern and Sinisa Todorovic would like to teach computers and robots to have a little common sense.
Harish Subbaraman
Harish Subbaraman earned the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from The University of Texas at Austin. Until 2016, he worked as a Senior Research Scientist at Omega Optics, Inc (Austin, TX), where he led and managed SBIR/STTR projects in the areas of printed and flexible hybrid electronics and silicon/polymer photonics. In 2016, he joined The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Boise State University (Boise, ID).
Engineering the way through smoke and fog
Carlo Tiana is a man with a passion for vision — literally. A Vision Systems Fellow at Collins Aerospace (a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies), Tiana has been developing and mentoring capstone projects for students in the College of Engineering at Oregon State University for several years.
A spirit for adventure, a drive to do good
Bill Reed and his dog Scout return from a successful search and rescue mission. Reed’s day job is CTO of eIQ Energy, Inc., which hopes to revolutionize the way power grids operate.
Bill Reed awoke to a phone ringing at 3 a.m. on April 22. This was not unusual.
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Oregon State Engineers are developing a new generation of energy storage and production technologies that could shake up the solar power landscape. One induces algae to produce half its weight in clean-burning biofuels, while another could yield inexpensive, flexible rooftop solar panels. A third might power entire cities, and a fourth will store vast amounts of solar-generated power indefinitely at low cost.