David Handelman is a Senior Roboticist at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. He is a member of the Robotics Group in the Research and Exploratory Development Department. His current research focus is adaptive human-robot teaming based on the emulation of human skill acquisition by robots using neuro-symbolic AI/ML.
Read MoreDr. Christopher Ratto is a member of the Senior Professional Staff at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.
Read MoreDr. Jane Pinelis is the Chief of the Test, Evaluation, and Assessment branch at the Department of Defense Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAIC). She leads a diverse team of testers and analysts in rigorous test and evaluation (T&E) for JAIC capabilities, as well as development of T&E-specific products and standards that will support testing of AI-enabled systems across the DoD.
Read MoreWill Gray-Roncal is a Principal Research Scientist at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, with expertise in data science, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, precision medicine, and learning research, including leadership of the CIRCUIT Program.
Read MoreDan Yaroslaski is a senior professional staff member in the Tactical Intelligence Systems group within the Asymmetrical Operations Sector at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.
Read MoreReed Young is a member of the senior professional staff in the Research and Exploratory Development Mission Area at JHU/APL, where he serves as the program manager for Robotics and Autonomy.
Read MoreAdam Watkins is a principal staff member of JHU/APL with over 15 years’ experience in autonomy and robotics.
Read MoreTamim Sookoor is a researcher at JHU/APL, where his research interests include cyber physical systems (CPS), cyber security, the Internet of Things (IoT), and machine learning.
Read MoreChristina Selby is a senior professional staff member and section supervisor at JHU/APL, with expertise in developing and analyzing mathematical methodologies to solve critical problems that are not well understood.
Read MoreAurora C. Schmidt is a project manager in JHU/APL’s Research and Exploratory Development Mission Area, and her research interests include sensor networks, estimation and coordination problems, signal processing, compressed sensing, optimization, multi-target tracking, control theory, and information and decision-making.
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