Events

Collaborating researchers from 4 universities gathered at Purdue to discuss project ideas in resilient Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). The four universities represented were Purdue, University of Southern California, Georgia Tech, and University of Wisconsin at Madison.

Dr. Shiv Saini, lead of the Enterprise System Research group at Adobe Research, addressed us on the research projects in his team plus a call for academic collaboration.

Technologist, Dr. Rajeev Shorey from the Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi presented to CRISP faculty on federated learning at the edge. He also shared opportunities for participation at two conferences based in India, COMSNETS and AIMLSystems, which he leads.

CRISP faculty are getting together to brainstorm on the upcoming activities. These include the Google Infrastructure Team interactions, Faculty awards, and NSF Grand Challenges in Resilience Workshop.

This is the set of 5 finalists for the IEEE Computer Society Global Student Challenge 2021 (GSC-21), selected from among 250 student teams who registered. The teams solved 2 data science problems based on real-world datasets. This has the presentations from the finalists along with the voting link for the audience choice award.

CRISP is launching a student research competition separately for undergraduate and graduate students, who are working with faculty affiliated with CRISP. The first round will start Aug 23 and submissions will be due Sep 13 and then the finalists will present to a judging panel. There will be multiple prizes for each category.

Dr. Riccardo Boero, from the Analytics, Intelligence, and Technology group at Los Alamos National Laboratory will deliver a CRISP lecture on the socio-technical resilience theme.

A set of CRISP faculty members will present research briefs to NVIDIA Distinguished Engineer, Dr. Nirmal Saxena. The presentations relate to different forms of resilience as they relate to autonomous systems.

Dr. Nirmal Saxena, a Distinguished Engineer at NVIDIA, will discuss the role of resilient computing and design for testability in paving the path for dependable autonomous vehicles.

3 vision talks on different aspects of resilience by Profs. Shreyas Sen, Jing Gao, and Ashraf Alam, followed by a panel discussion. The vision talks cover three diverse areas with a focus on resilient systems --- body area networks, data mining for veracity, and reliable sensing systems from unreliable sensors.