Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Artificial Intelligence is poised to revolutionize our world, our societies and our lives through myriad applications from healthcare to transportation, to data science applications to cybersecurity. At the same time, fundamental scientific questions remain to be answered about what makes up an intelligent system and how to realize intelligent behavior through efficient computation. 

Researchers at Case Western Reserve University are working to answer the fundamental questions behind AI as well as apply AI and machine learning methods to applications. To better understand these  questions, we study how our brains encode sensory information, how people should interact with AI assistants, how to build AI systems that can automatically learn to decompose problems and communicate in natural language, and how to build secure AI systems. 

Among applications, we apply AI and machine learning methods to healthcare, bioinformatics, software engineering, computer networks, cybersecurity, cognitive science and more. 

Faculty who conduct research in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

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M. Cenk Cavusoglu

Nord Professor of Engineering
Professor, Department of Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering
Director, Medical Robotics and Computer Integrated Surgery Laboratory

Develops next-generation medical robotic systems for surgery and image-guided interventions

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Vipin Chaudhary

Department Chair, Computer and Data Sciences Department
Kevin J. Kranzusch Professor
Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department

High Performance Computing and Applications to Science, Engineering, Biology, and Medicine; Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning/Data Science; Computer Assisted Diagnosis and Interventions; Medical Image Processing; Computer Architecture; Quantum Computing.

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Harold Connamacher

Associate Department Chair, Computer and Data Sciences Department
Robert J. Herbold Professor of Transformative Teaching
Associate Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department

Applies theoretical computer science techniques to discover problem structures and improve algorithm performance

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Mehmet Koyutürk

Andrew R. Jennings Professor of Computing Sciences
Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department

Develops algorithms for transforming "big" biological data into systems biology knowledge

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Sanmukh Kuppannagari

James C. Wyant Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department

AI/ML Acceleration on Heterogeneous Platforms; Parallel Computing; Reconfigurable Computing; Combinatorial Optimization

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Michael Lewicki

Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department

Develops theoretical models of computation and representation in sensory coding and perception

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Jing Li

Leonard Case Jr. Professor of Engineering
Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department

Develops computational approaches and software tools for genomics, bioinformatics and systems biology, and creates computational solutions for big data analytics

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Soumya Ray

Associate Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department

Develops and analyzes algorithms for intelligent adaptive systems

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Yinghui Wu

Associate Professor, Computer and Data Sciences Department

Devise, design, and develop novel data management and analysis techniques and tools to support data and knowledge management and exploration.