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Inspiring work! Thanks, Professor Williams

So this is the first comment, watching you right after the ENSC event!

Great interview. Super clear explanations

Muy interesante. Gracias por compartir

MIT CSAIL Professor Charles Leiserson shares his insights on business and computing in a post Moore’s law landscape. Find the full podcast here: bit.ly/3QLO05K

Hear from CEO and MIT Professor Tom Leighton on how Akamai (a company whose services are used by billions of people online every day) got its roots at MIT CSAIL. Find the full story here:

Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) underpin almost the entirety of the modern web. This technology was invented at MIT, and MIT Professor Tom Leighton and his PhD student Danny Lewin spun this technology out into Akamai. Find the full story here:

CSAIL PhD candidate Soya Park shares her research into improving connections in virtual settings where there might be a power imbalance between meeting participants. Find more of her research here: cap.csail.mit.edu/engage/spotlights/soya-park-0

PhD candidate Jiahui Fu shares her research on long-term object-based SLAM in dynamic environments. SLAM stands for Simultaneous Localization and Mapping, and is a key part of mapping unknown environments for robots. Learn more about Jiahui’s research group led by SLAM pioneer Professor John Leonard at: cap.csail.mit.edu/marine-robotics-group-lab-tours

Anthony Simeonov is a PhD student at MIT CSAIL. In this video, he shares his research on robotic manipulation. Find the full project here: cap.csail.mit.edu/improbable-ai-lab-lab-tours

CSAIL PhD graduate Noam Buckman shares his research on cooperation between autonomous and human driven cars. Learn more about Noam’s research here: cap.csail.mit.edu/engage/spotlights/noam-buckman

CSAIL PhD student Camilo Fosco shares his research on “Deep Fake Caricatures,” a way to detect deep fakes and create a visual marker on deep faked videos. Learn more about Camilo’s research here: cap.csail.mit.edu/engage/spotlights/camilo-fosco

CSAIL PhD candidate Max Fishelson shares the significance of game theory as it applies to computer science. For more of Max’s Research visit: cap.csail.mit.edu/engage/spotlights/max-fishelson

CSAIL PhD Candidate Johnson (Tsun-Hsuan) Wang shares insight into his research on the decision making of AI agents. One of his projects is a collaboration with the U.S. Air Force called Canyon Run, which is similar to the challenges faced by characters in Top Gun: Maverick. For more of Johnson’s research visit: cap.csail.mit.edu/engage/spotlights/tsun-hsuan-johnson-wang

CSAIL PhD candidate Karima Ma uses Machine Learning to improve camera sensors and processing. Learn more about her research here: cap.csail.mit.edu/engage/spotlights/karima-ma

CSAIL PhD candidate Kurran Singh shares how underwater robots could be used to manage Kelp Farms. Hear more about Kurran's research here: cap.csail.mit.edu/marine-robotics-group-lab-tours

In this episode of the CSAIL Alliances Podcast, Professor Saman Amarasinghe discusses how Large Language Models like Chat GPT will shape the future of programming. Listen to the full podcast here: bit.ly/3Qsbu04

CSAIL PhD Candidate M. Doğa Doğan created a way to embed invisible QR codes in 3D printed objects. Learn more about his project here: cap.csail.mit.edu/hci-engineering-group-lab-tours

View more of Junyi's research and other projects from the HCI Engineering Group at MIT here: cap.csail.mit.edu/hci-engineering-group-lab-tours

Professor Vivienne Sze joins the CSAIL Alliances podcast to share her insights on Energy Efficiency in AI. Find the full podcast here: bit.ly/45PRtGb

Find the full story of CSAIL Professor Mike Stonebraker's company Tamr here: cap.csail.mit.edu/engage/research-reality

Watch the full video and read more about Yunyi's work here: cap.csail.mit.edu/engage/spotlights/yunyi-zhu

Here's the full interview with Alan and Brendan: ua-cam.com/video/MOdL9Gr2s2A/v-deo.html To learn more about the Marine Robotics Group at CSAIL, please visit the CSAIL Alliances Website: bit.ly/3HSTkyN