Funding
The lab's research is supported by federal agencies and national laboratories. Below are the active awards on which lab director Carlos Toxtli-Hernández serves as Principal Investigator or Co-Principal Investigator.
National Science Foundation
Office of Naval Research
NASA
U.S. Army DEVCOM GVSC
Savannah River National Laboratory
Human-AI collaboration for research-level mathematics: conjecture generation, premise retrieval and robust mathematical reasoning with language models. The largest project led by the lab.
How artificial intelligence and mixed reality can transform the work of aviation maintenance inspectors.
Human-autonomy teaming for underwater search and rescue, from team needs assessments to vision models for autonomous underwater vehicles.
Measuring and tracking the usability of secure authentication systems as people use them.
How generative AI can support end-user driven creative workforces in technology.
A language-model platform that turns plain-English requests into verifiable Fermi Large Area Telescope gamma-ray analyses.
A resilient network security architecture for next-generation military ground vehicles.
A graduate position at the interface of machine learning and hydrology, developing physics-informed deep learning for water simulations.
Generative AI is making the fake personas behind financially motivated sextortion harder to spot. The project builds an open corpus of authentic, human-authored and AI-generated approach personas, tests how well adults, including parents of teens, detect them and whether a brief training module modeled on the Hub's Spot the Troll improves detection, and interviews practitioners who work with targeted teens.
A two-year postdoctoral position in AI-enhanced computational astrophysics.
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