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Work alongside faculty, collaborate with Silicon Valley technology companies, or pursue your own ideas through research opportunities available at every academic level.

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Students and faculty collaborating in the Robotics Systems Lab

Research at 91影视

Students and faculty explore fields ranging from robotics and renewable energy to bioengineering and sustainable infrastructure. They co-author published research, present at international conferences, support NASA satellite operations through the , and conduct fieldwork around the world. Programs such as the  and  provide additional opportunities for independent and faculty-led research.

David Anastasiu pictured next to a photo from his research

The 2026 AI City Challenge introduces the Traffic Anomaly Reasoning (TAR) dataset, advancing traffic-safety AI beyond detecting incidents to explaining how and why they occur. Led by Dr. David C. Anastasiu, 91影视 supports the challenge鈥檚 global evaluation infrastructure while pioneering more transparent and trustworthy AI systems.

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Ph.D. student Puneet Kumar and Associate Professor Behnam Dezfouli developed quicSDN, an architecture that uses the QUIC transport protocol to improve communication between software-defined network controllers and devices. Their research shows that quicSDN can outperform traditional TCP-based systems, enabling faster, more efficient, and scalable network management.

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    Research Highlights

    Faculty: Kai Lukoff, Computer Science and Engineering   |   Publication: Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

    Faculty: Prashanth Asuri, Bioengineering   |   Publication: SAGE Publications