Kyanna Dagenais, undergraduate researcher in our lab, has been awarded the prestigious Undergraduate Student Research Award (USRA) by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) in support …
Recently, I had the pleasure of joining McMaster’s Centre for Software Certification (McSCert). McSCert is dedicated to the certification of software-intensive systems, as well as the design of such systems …
I’m thrilled to serve as the Publicity Co-Chair of the 19th Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science (RCIS 2025). RCIS aims to bring together scientists, researchers, engineers, and practitioners …
Baran Shajari joined our lab as a Graduate student. Baran will work on the organizational and data aspects of digital twins, and will continue our successful research line, previously published, …
Feyi Adesanya joined our lab as a Graduate student. Feyi will work on architecting digital twins for complex heterogeneous systems, and will continue our successful research line, previously published, e.g., …
Paul Puscas joined our lab as a Research Assistant, working on automated simulator inference by AI and machine learning. Paul will continue our successful research line, previously published, e.g., here …
Sharon Liu joined our lab as a PhD student, working at the intersection of AI and model-based/model-driven systems engineering. Sharon will develop novel methods at the intersection of AI and …
Kyanna Dagenais joined our lab as an undergraduate research assistant, working on the topic of uncertainty in reinforcement learning. Kyanna’s work will help foster more performant and (resource-)efficient machine learning …
It is an honor to return to my alma mater, the Budapest University of Technology and Economics to give a talk about the frontiers of research on digital twins. Drop …
Yimo Ning joined our lab as an undergraduate research assistant, working on the topic of energy-efficient simulators. Yimo’s work directly contributes to our lab’s mission of developing sustainable systems through …