Professor

Electrical and Systems Engineering

Computer and Information Science

Research Areas

  • Formal Methods
  • Machine Learning and Controls for Medical Devices
  • Energy Efficient Buildings
  • Autonomous Systems

Awards

2017: National Academy of Engineers, US Frontiers of Engineering Symposium

2016: Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

2014: IEEE Benjamin Franklin Key Award

2013: NSF CAREER Award

2012: Intel Early Faculty Career Award

Projects/Papers

Low-cost Real-Time Learning-based Localization for Autonomous Systems
Safe Control Synthesis for Hybrid Systems through Local Control Barrier Functions
Multi-modal conformal prediction regions by optimizing convex shape templates

Students

PhDs:

Zirui Zang