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My research interests lie at the intersection of artificial intelligence and robotics, particularly in addressing sensing and perception challenges using computer vision and machine learning. Since my freshman year at Penn, I have pursued this work at the GRASP Laboratory under the mentorship of Dr. Pratik Chaudhari. With the support of the University Scholars Program, I am conducting an independent research project to develop an automated system for real-time fruit mapping, counting, and yield estimation using AI-based methods.

Outside of research, I am involved with the entrepreneurship branch of the AI@Penn Club and the Penn Shotokan Karate Club.

Academic Major(s): Artificial Intelligence
Emil Kielar

Biomedical AI research

The position is focused on biomedical AI research. Key areas of interest include domain-specific foundation models, LLMs, agentic AI, and knowledge graphs.

Biomaterials for Drug Delivery in Dermatology

We are looking for students who are interested in developing new polymeric biomaterials for drug delivery and tissue engineering in the skin.

Ai Chatbot Site Developer

A project for Wharton's Professor Schweitzer is in need of software developers.

The project is a web app for non-technical users to create custom chatbots for negotiations and other types of text based interactions. The chatbots will be used for research and education purposes, and are powered by LLMs like OpenAl's GPT models.

TRACES - Tracking Epidemics in Sewage

Join us at the Annavajhala/TRACES Lab and learn about all of the information we can find in waste(water)!

CHOP pediatric anesthesiologist seeking students with Matlab experience for EEG research

Research position for motivated undergraduate student interested in EEG signal processing with Matlab programming experience.

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