Kevin Jamieson is an Assistant Professor in the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering at UW and is the Guestrin Endowed Professor in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Kevin's research explores how to leverage already-collected data to inform what future measurements to make next, in a closed loop. Such active learning can extract considerably richer insights than any measurement plan fixed in advance, using the same statistical budget. His work ranges from theory to practical algorithms with guarantees to open-source machine learning systems and has been adopted in a range of applications, including measuring human perception in psychology studies, adaptive A/B/n testing in dynamic web-environments, numerical optimization, and choosing hyperparameters for deep neural networks.
Position: AI Core
Ting Cao
Ting Cao is an Assistant Professor of Materials Science & Engineering and the UW Associate Vice Provost for Research Cyberinfrastructure. MEM-C research in the Cao group primary focuses on the electronic structures, excited-state properties, and light-matter interactions of one- and two-dimensional material systems.
Scott Dunham
Scott Dunham is a Professor in UW's Electrical and Computer Engineering department in the research areas of electronic, photonic, and integrated quantum systems (EPIQS). For MEM-C, Scott's research is focused on the fundamental understanding and modeling of complex materials, nanofabrication processes, and electronic and optoelectronic devices.
