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A conversation with Mo Khalil

Study captures how humans touch unfamiliar objects, offers potential lessons for human-robot interaction

Building robots inspired by beavers

Senior VP Ricky Sakai outlines U.S.-Japan collaboration

Environmental engineering student spends summer researching climate resiliency in Louisiana

Wildfire smoke lofted into atmosphere could affect Earth’s climate

Twisted trilayer graphene reveals new quantum effects

Improving girls’ body confidence with properly fitting apparel

Physics-based machine learning algorithm applied to biomolecule design

Protecting Alaska’s wetlands with environmental engineering

Teaching math to the next generation of Army cadets

Two SEAS faculty among 28 scholars supported for work on AI problems

Machine learning model interprets leg motion as expended energy

SEAS faculty discuss the future of AI at Dean’s Dialogue event

End-of-semester event showcases undergraduate final projects

Research demonstrates how human judgment steers AI safety training and calls to make alignment more transparent and accountable

Ph.D. student Kay named to Forbes 30 Under 30

Students show off Rube Goldberg Machines in SEAS physics class

Researchers unravel entanglement between stiff, straight rods

Research offers insight into how snakes move, potentially leading to robotics applications