TrAC Seminar Series – Carrie Alexander

Title: The “Fatal Flaw” in AI Policy & Governance, and a Simple Yet Strategic Framework that May Help Abstract Much of policy and governance for AI can be divided into […]

TrAC Seminar Series – Dylan Shah

Title: A Surface-based Approach to Soft Robotics Abstract Typical robots are designed to achieve a single function in a controlled environment and lack the ability to generalize to new tasks. In their quest to build more capable robots, engineers have explored many avenues, including artificial intelligence, reconfigurable robots, and leveraging deformable materials that naturally absorb […]

TrAC Seminar Series – Michael Risbeck

Title: Data-driven Optimization of HVAC Systems to Balance Airborne Infection Risk and Energy Use Abstract During the COVID-19 global pandemic, significant attention was paid to how the operation of building […]

TrAC Seminar Series – Dr. Yue Yu

Title: Nonlocal Operator Learning is All You Need Abstract During the last 20 years there has been a lot of progress in applying neural networks (NNs) to many machine learning […]

TrAC Seminar Series – Sayan Mitra

Title: Data-driven Verification for Safe Autonomy: Reachability, Entropy, and Perception Contracts Abstract Todays verification technologies for autonomous and cyber-physical systems require detailed models which is one of the barriers that […]

TrAC Seminar Series – George Biros

Title: A Graph Neural Network Surrogate for Epitaxial Crystal Growth Abstract Predicting grain (crystal)  formation and growth during alloy solidification is of great importance in additive manufacturing (AM) as it […]

TrAC Seminar Series – Iro Armeni

Title: Living Scenes: Creating and updating digital twins of evolving indoor scenes Abstract Buildings are like living organisms, i.e., they evolve over time due to interaction with natural phenomena and humans. […]

TrAC Seminar Series – Seyed Vahid Mirnezami

Title: Transforming AI Practices: From Data Generation to Automated MLOps Abstract Agility enables swift adaptation to changing market needs and new technologies. Moreover, mature AI utilization necessitates a strategic shift, focusing on incorporating AI into core business operations to boost efficiency and drive innovation. Increasing agility and harnessing the power of mature AI, this presentation […]

TrAC Seminar Series – Jinlong Wu

Title: Operator learning for data-driven closure models of complex dynamical systems Abstract Closure models are widely used in simulating complex multiscale dynamical systems such as turbulence and Earth’s climate, for which direct numerical simulation that resolves all scales is often too expensive. For those systems without a clear scale separation, deterministic and local closure models […]