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February 01 2024
Prof. Doshi is a Co-PI on two internal grants: a UGA-wide Presidential Interdisciplinary seed grant for studying applied ethics in the age of AI and a seed grant from IIPA for robotic sortation of fertile and infertile eggs. THINC Lab is excited to be working with so many faculty from other disciplines!
January 01 2024
Prof. Doshi is elected to AAAI's Senior Member status for significant contributions to agent-based decision making in multiagent settings.
December 21 2023
Prof. Doshi visits Shenzhen University and gives an invited seminar on Decision Making in Open Agent Systems at SZU.
October 13 2023
THINC Lab researchers and startup partner InversAI undertook a field visit to A&M Farms in the Vidalia region for on-site R&D of robotic produce processing.
October 05 2023
THINC Lab hosted Prof. Pascal Poupart from University of Waterloo who gave a colloquium on inverse constraint learning and held research discussions with lab members across two days.
August 08 2023
Supported by a new 4-year NSF Medium grant, Prof. Doshi is leading a collaboration with UNL and Oberlin College to model and investigate methods for planning and learning in open multi-agent systems.
May 26 2023
Prof. Doshi gave invited seminar talks on a decentralized RL method for mixed-motive multiagent setting at the Universities of Waterloo in Canada, Northumbria @ Newcastle and Edinburgh in UK.
March 04 2023
THINC Lab is a subawardee on a NSF STTR Phase 1 grant in the area of AI and Robotics. Researchers from the lab will collaborate with InversAI, Inc. in R&D toward advancing their automation and integration platforms.
January 23 2023
Start this new year with expanding your horizon and learning about an ML model that might be new to you? Head over to THINCer Hannah Tawashy's blog post on Medium about a naturally generative model whose structure and parameters both can be learned from your data.
December 31 2022
THINC Lab caps an eventful 2022 that included papers published in top conferences, hosted visitors, seminar talks, and graduated students with a record 550+ citations of its research products.