Abstract In this talk, we will first discuss eye movement decoding in a working memory experiment involving two macaque monkeys. Our first objective is to use the local field potentials (LFPs)... Read more
Join us for a day of robotics celebration and competition in the Duffield Atrium, with interactive exhibits by our award-winning project and research teams. All are welcome! Robotic Maze Runners ECE... Read more
Flow and friction on the beach due to breaking waves Professor Nimish Pujara Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison Abstract: Water waves drive a number of... Read more
In many sequential decision problems, uncertainty is revealed over time and we need to make decisions in the face of uncertainty. This is a fundamental problem arising in many applications such as... Read more
Visarute Pinrod has scheduled his PhD Thesis Defense for Friday November 22, 2019, at 3:00pm in 233 Phillips Hall. His PhD Thesis Advisor is Prof. Amit Lal. Read more
Hyunjea Lee has scheduled his Admission to Candidacy Examination for Tuesday January 14, 2020, at 10:00am in 401 Phillips Hall. His PhD Thesis Advisor is Prof. Grace Xing. Read more
Autonomous perception, navigation, and manipulation in agricultural fields present significant challenges. The current prevalent method in robotics is to deal with these issues through big data and... Read more
Abstract: The life sciences provide archetypical examples of nonlinear systems for which an accurate understanding of dynamics is essential but for which models derived from first principles are not... Read more
Abstract: The competitive exclusion principle states in its simplest form that a number of species competing for a smaller number of resources cannot coexist. Nevertheless, in nature there are many... Read more
Abstract: Finding a polynomial-time relaxation of the traveling salesman problem whose integrality gap better matches what is seen in practice has been an outstanding open problem in combinatorial... Read more
