Carnegie Bosch Institute

Jinfeng Lou, CBI fellow, hopes to someday develop #AI systems that can adapt to complex, rapidly changing urban environments, specifically for subway #flood resilience. His CBI fellowship hosted by Pingbo Tang, Ph.D., P.E. and Cleotilde (Coty) Gonzalez at Carnegie Mellon University is setting him on the path to do just that. ?? ?? Learn more about Jinfeng and his fellowship goals on CBI's website! https://lnkd.in/g-N8Fhq9 Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering, The University of Hong Kong, Emily Ruppel, Bosch USA #fellowship #subway

CBI hosted the second annual CBI fall welcome reception earlier this week to officially welcome our new CBI fellows to the CBI family. It was great to get together celebrate another year of this unique collaboration with industry mentors from Bosch Research and faculty, staff and students from Carnegie Mellon University. Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science, Bosch USA, Alessandro Oltramari, Shalabh Jain, Emily Ruppel, Jonathan Francis, Sara Werner, Lenna Cominos, Pingbo Tang, Ph.D., P.E., Rachel Kurchin, Graham Neubig #AI #cybersecurity #sustainability #fellowship #cmu #pittsburgh #collaboration #academia #industry

Carnegie Mellon University professors Pingbo Tang, Ph.D., P.E. and Cleotilde (Coty) Gonzalez are collaborating on a project with CBI Fellow Jinfeng Lou to help stop subway flooding. Lou is from #Zhengzhou, China—a city recently impacted by unprecedented rainfall, so he has a personal understanding of how climate change affects urban communities. With Tang's research focus on the intersection of infrastructure operation, human factors engineering, and climate adaptation and Gonzalez's focus on dynamic decision-making, decisions from experience, and cognitive modeling, working together with Lou uniquely positions this group to delve deep into the flood waters ?? to find possible solutions. https://lnkd.in/eMyC48y8 Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering, Bosch USA, Bosch Research, Emily Ruppel #climatechange #subway #flooding

The Carnegie Bosch Institute is proud to support Team Chiron. Through a combination of multi-modal remote sensing technologies, robotic platforms, and algorithms for decision recommendation, the researchers of Team Chiron are competing in the prestigious DARPA Triage Challenge, focused on navigating disaster sites and triage patients, with minimal human intervention. The team successfully competed in the first stage of the challenge, and it’s now transitioning to phase two, where autonomy will play an even more prominent role. Saving lives in extreme and dangerous situations, minimizing risks and maximizing efficiency and reliability, is a great example of how AI technology can have a transformative impact in society. https://lnkd.in/egYEXJT3 Carnegie Mellon University Sebastian Scherer John Galeotti

Evan Spotte-Smith is joining the CMU faculty as an assistant professor in the Carnegie Mellon Chemical Engineering department in the fall, but is starting off their CMU career as a CBI fellow. Learn more about Evan's career path and their work on problems related to #energystorage, #sustainable #chemicalmanufacturing, and #reactivity. https://lnkd.in/e8pp2UhG Rachel Kurchin Jonathan Francis Bosch USA Bosch Research Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering

Assistant Research Professor Rachel Kurchin leads the Accelerated Computation of Materials for Energy (ACME) group at Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering and recently welcomed CBI fellow (and soon-to-be Carnegie Mellon University faculty Evan Spotte-Smith to her lab. Learn more about how the CBI Fellowship and Evan's expertise benefits Kurchin's research on #ammonia. https://lnkd.in/egti6DrT #electrification #energy #agriculture #datascience #acme Jonathan Francis

Our blog series continues with CBI fellow Xiang Yue, whose work focuses on enhancing the core reasoning capabilities of LLMs: https://lnkd.in/ed3MwsnQ Xiang, Prof. Graham Neubig, and collaborators have recently released "Pangea", an open Multilingual Multimodal LLM supporting 39 languages, a key resource to bridge multilingual and multicultural gaps in visual understanding tasks. Check it out at: https://lnkd.in/eRWk_QwX #AI, #fellowship #multimodal #reasoning #NLP #largelanguagemodels #cbi #bosch, #BoschResearch Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science Alessandro Oltramari

Join us for a blog series to meet our new cohort of CBI fellows and their faculty hosts. We'll start with Faculty Host Graham Neubig. Professor Neubig and his CBI Fellow Xiang Yue are working on improving the multimodal abilities and reasoning capabilities of models at the Carnegie Mellon University - School of Computer Science - Language Technologies Institute. #AI, #fellowship, #multimodal, #reasoning, #NLP, #largelanguagemodels. #cbi, #bosch, Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science, Alessandro Oltramari https://lnkd.in/edDFQMuJ

#CBI is proud to sponsor #CMU's Team Chiron!?Their project, which is part of the #DARPA Triage Challenge, is researching how to develop robotic systems that assess severity of injuries?and monitor vital signs in disaster situations, enabling holistic situational awareness?and optimizing first responder deployment.? ? We agree with Bosch Research President and CBI Board Chairman?Thomas Kropf who after an inspiring demo from Team Chiron?this summer said: "Kudos to the brilliant minds at #CMU for pushing the boundaries of what's possible and bringing us one step closer to a future where?technology and humanity?work hand in hand to save lives." ? Learn more about Team Chiron at their website:????https://teamchiron.ai/ CBI President Alessandro Oltramari notes: “We at CBI are excited to support the CMU Chiron team in the DARPA Triage Challenge, and look forward to furthering our collaboration in future endeavors.” CBI sponsors important research in #AI, #cybersecurity, #sustainability and #robotics?that is being done at the intersection of #industry and #academia. Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science, ?Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering,?Bosch USA?#fellowship #CMU Laszlo A. J. Sebastian Scherer

Looking forward to this awesome panel discussion. Attend virtually if you can.