Zhang's research lies at the intersection of machine learning, reinforcement learning, game theory, and control theory.
ISR's annual awards ceremony was held on the Iribe Building's cantilever plaza.
She is one of six Clark School faculty honored at the university's annual convocation.
Coraluppi elevated "for contributions to multi-sensor, multi-target tracking."
Simulation optimization aims to guide planning and decision making under uncertainty in complex dynamic settings.
Work by Miran, Presacco, Babadi, Simon, Fu and Marcus published in
PLOS Computational Biology.
Babadi has broad research interests in statistical and adaptive signal processing, neural signal processing, and systems neuroscience.
The program recognizes faculty members who have demonstrated outstanding scholarly achievement along with equally outstanding accomplishments as teachers.
Galloway is a 2001 EE Ph.D., advised by Professor P.S. Krishnaprasad (ECE/ISR).
Das, Demertziz, Nguyen, and Zou have been selected as ECE Distinguished Dissertation Fellows for 2019-20.
New review article by original author Michael Fu traces game-playing AI programs to seminal 2005 paper in Operations Research.
Eight graduate students have received funding through the award since 2017.
Marcus, Fu, Simon and Babadi will build a scalable, risk-sensitive and real time optimization framework tailored to noninvasive neuroimaging data from the human brain.
Bhaskar Ramasubramian, Hossein Salami, and Sayyed Sina Miran will receive funding to help defray the cost of presenting their research at a professional conference.
Chang, Fu, Hu and Marcus write about their contribution to AlphaGo and how the OR and CS/AI communities could better cooperate.
Faculty development workshop helped mid-career STEM academics develop knowledge, skills, strategies and critical networks.
Ulukus is the ninth ISR faculty member to be so honored.
Chang, Fu, Hu and Marcus developed ideas at the core of the system that defeated Go master Lee Se-Dol in early March.
The 2009 EE Ph.D. recipient was advised by Steve Marcus and Michael Fu.
Zhou was co-advised by Steve Marcus and Michael Fu.
New mathematical techniques will develop more realistic models of these systems and better predict their behavior.
Awards honor outstanding faculty, graduate and undergraduate students, and staff.
The research will develop a new framework for incorporating risk into sequential decision making under uncertainty.
Ghodssi is the eighth ISR faculty member to be so honored by the university.
Students striving toward a career in academia take part in a selective fellowship to prepare for the future.
More than 860 engineering students received diplomas at May 20 ceremony.
Marcus has been a major contributor to the Clark School's Future Faculty Program.
Wu is the seventh ISR faculty member to be so honored.
Outstanding awards presented at special reception in September.
Marcus is a former director of ISR and former chair of ECE.
She is sixth ISR professor to be so honored.
She will be investigating “Dynamic Decision Making under Uncertainty and Partial Information.”
Awards given to faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate students.
ISR-affiliated faculty member receives Harvard's Capers and Marion McDonald Award for Excellence in Mentoring and Advising.
Cohen joins Liu, Fu, Marcus and McAvoy as fifth ISR professor honored with the award.
"Model-based Evolutionary Optimization" presents a new framework for solving global optimization problems.
ECE Ph.D. student Yongqiang Wang received the INFORMS Computing Society (ICS) 2010 Student Paper Award.
'A Numerical Method for Financial Decision Problems under Stochastic Volatility' is honored at the Winter Simulation Conference.
Abed is now a dean at United Arab Emirates University.
Magazine reports on Advances in Discrete Event, Nonlinear, and Stochastic Systems Modeling and Control: A Symposium in Honor of Steven I. Marcus.
The resulting algorithms will be tested on problems in industries from telecommunications to manufacturing to finance.
The project focuses on model checking and abstract interpretation for embedded control and systems biology. Maryland's portion is $1.8M.
Research will make theoretical and practical advances in simulation optimization.
Congratulations to our ISR-affiliated doctoral graduates!
Student of Steve Marcus and Michael Fu wins third place for her research.
ECE/ISR professor is part of the inaugural class of the society's Fellows.
ECE Ph.D. candidate will serve as Assistant Professor in Industrial & Enterprise Systems Engineering.
ISR grad student is advised by Steve Marcus and Michael Fu.
The program aims to increase the number of Ph.D. graduates who obtain academic positions in prestigious engineering schools.
Clark School program helps students prepare for academic positions.
Twenty-seven ECE faculty members honored, representing 1/8 of researchers recognized university-wide.
Book explains recent sampling and population-based numerical algorithms that overcome the difficulties of computing an optimal solution in terms of a policy and/or value function.
Liu joins Fu, Marcus and McAvoy as fourth ISR professor honored with the award in the past decade.
Ph.D. candidate joins Applied Mathematics and Statistics Department
Team earns grant from National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance.
Toshiba researchers explore future research collaborations and reliability engineering
Dr. Inn Ho Jee and five new postdoctoral researchers are welcomed
