Pleased to announce that our grant proposal to NSF’s RETTL program, An AI Tutoring System for Pollinator Conservation Community Science Training, has been awarded, for $849,890!

At the end of the semester, time to take stock of lab activity:

Congratulations to Aniket Tomar on successfully defending his Master’s thesis!

SIGNAL Lab Ph.D. student Sadaf Ghaffari presented Detecting and Accommodating Novel Types and Concepts in an Embodied Simulation Environment at the Annual Conference on Advances in Cognitive Systems at George Mason University in Arlington, VA. In this paper, we explore techniques to imbue neural networks with the capability to expand...

Congratulations to M.S. students Ramya Sree Patchava and Kush Pandya who presented their M.S. Project posters at the CSU CS Graduate Research Symposium yesterday!