Skip to main content

Network for Open Mobility Analysis and Datasets

This is an multi-faceted open-science project with the goal of increasing access and facilitating analysis of GPS human mobility datasets. By participating in this research project you will have the opportunity to learn how to process massive spatio-temporal data, front-end development, as well as an LLM-related project to automatically classify scientific literature in the field of human mobility science. More information here: nomad.seas.upenn.edu

Machine learning for cancer research

Interested in applying machine/deep learning for cancer research? We are looking for a part time computational research assistant/programmer to join our lab for an hourly paid position. Ideal for MS students or BS CIS/engineering students in their final year, who want to use their comp skills to make discoveries.

Computational Social Science

I am broadly interested in topics at the intersection of social science and computer science, with a particular interest in computational studies of media, collective intelligence, network diffusion, and common sense.

Computer Vision and Machine Learning Applied in Robotics Contexts

The central focus of our research program is versatile robotic control through tight integration with visual perception and other general-purpose high-bandwidth sensing modalities such as touch. Through this, our aim is to enable robots to operate usefully in our homes, workplaces, and everyday lives.

Jayaraman Dinesh

Cross-Cultural Language Analysis of Social Data

Applications of natural language to health and psychology, especially but not limited to – social norms, vaccine acceptance, and global mental health.

Guntuku Sharath Chandra

Learning Directed Operating System

We are building the next-generation Machine Learning-based Operating System to drive computing infrastructure toward high efficiency and performance.

Angel Sebastian

Programming Languages, Software Verification

Learn about functional programming, low-level code, and compilers; build reliable software using interactive theorem proving.

Zdancewic Steve

Developing Biochemical & Computational Diagnostics in Mitochondrial Disease

We use human cell lines as well as statistical learning approaches to study biochemical abnormalities that occur in primary mitochondrial disease, with a core goal of improving our ability to rapidly diagnose mitochondrial disease.

Rebecca Ganetzky

Soft and Origami Robotics

We are interested in how compliant mechanisms improve robot performance.

Mark Minz Profile Picture

Mintz, Max

Engineering and Computing
Computer and Information Science
Subscribe to Computer and Information Science