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Christoforos Mavrogiannis

One of my favorite research projects involves the development of algorithms for socially aware robot navigation, the problem of enabling a robot to traverse crowded human environments while accounting for human safety and comfort. One of my most exciting moments has been the formalization of the coupling between human and robot motion in crowded environments ...

Stephanie Preston

Two of our most recent projects apply our theory of emotion, stress, and empathy with multimodal physiological data collection and machine learning to study people's response to real-world events. In both studies, participants wear biometric devices (a watch or a ring) that measure their physiological response during a real-world event and then the data are ...

Audrey Bennett

In my "heritage algorithms" work, we interviewed traditional textile artists and others, creating simulation tools that showed statistically significant improvement for CS education with underrepresented students. In my work on AI, we co-design applications with artisans to ensure that they preserve their agency and creativity while improving their productive capabilities. I started life in a ...

Bernadette Bucher

Bernadette Bucher is an Assistant Professor in the Robotics Department at University ofMichigan. She leads the Mapping and Motion Lab which focuses on learning interpretable visual representations and estimating their uncertainty for use in robotics, particularly mobile manipulation. Her work has been recognized by a Best Paper Award in Cognitive Robotics at ICRA 2024 and ...

Patricia Alves-Oliveira

I lead Robot Studio, a Research lab in the Robotics Department of the University of Michigan. Our work is focused on democratizing health and arts with social robots. We develop human-centered robot systems that enhance the quality of life and that promotes creativity. Our lab is interdisciplinary, composed of researchers from computer science, engineering, information ...

Tung-Hui Hu

Hu is a media scholar interested in the historical and theoretical context of digital culture and AI. His first monograph, A Prehistory of the Cloud (MIT Press, 2015), explored the material infrastructure of the cloud, while Digital Lethargy (MIT Press, 2022), explored the racialized dimensions of labor within AI through key works of art and ...

Hao-Wen Dong

My research aims to empower music and audio creation with machine learning. My long-term goal is to lower the barrier of entry for music composition and democratize audio content creation. I am broadly interested in music generation, audio synthesis, generative AI, multimodal learning, and music information retrieval. I study a wide range of topics centered ...

Cyrus Omar

I lead the Future of Programming Lab (FP Lab), where we design modern user interfaces for modern programming languages. Much of how we program today is rooted in tools designed 40+ years ago, e.g. how we enter code (using simple text editing, which leads to profligate parse errors), how we validate code (using tests or ...

Catherine Leonhard

Catherine is a junior at the University of Michigan’s STAMPS School of Art & Design majoring in Art & Design and minoring in Computer Science. Her interests include Web Design, Graphic Design, and Photography and she is studying to become a Web Designer.

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Patricia Alves-Oliveira

Assistant Professor of Robotics, College of Engineering

Mousumi Banerjee

Anant M. Kshirsagar Collegiate Research Professor, Biostatistics, School of Public HealthIHPIRogel Cancer Center

Audrey Bennett

Professor

Department of Communication and Media, LSA

Bernadette Bucher

Assistant Professor, Robotics

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Hao-Wen Dong

Assistant Professor, Department of Performing Arts Technology, School of Music, Theatre & Dance

Áine Heneghan

Associate Professor, Music Theory, School of Music, Theatre & Dance

James Kibbie

University Organist, Professor and Chair, Organ, School of Music, Theatre & Dance