Faculty Members

Dorsa Sadigh   Dorsa is an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science Department and Electrical Engineering Department. Her work is focused on the design of algorithms for autonomous systems that safely and reliably interact with people.

Postdocs and Visiting Scholars

Dylan Losey   Dylan is a postdoctoral scholar in the Computer Science Department. His research focuses on robotics at the intersection of human-robot interaction, machine learning, and optimal control.

PhD Students

	Erdem Bıyık   Erdem is a PhD candidate in the Electrical Engineering Department. His work focuses on efficient learning algorithms for robotics, and on developing methods for multi-agent safety-critical systems.
	Minae Kwon   Minae is a PhD student in the Computer Science Department. She is broadly interested in enabling robots to intelligently interact with, influence, and adapt to humans.
	Mengxi Li    (Co-advised with Jeannette Bohg) Mengxi is a PhD student in the Electrical Engineering Department. Her work focuses on designing algorithms for robots to interact with humans more intelligently, especially in multi-agent systems.
	Andy Palan    (Co-advised with Stephen Boyd) Andy is a PhD student in the Computer Science Department.
	Zhangjie Cao   Zhangjie is a PhD student in the Computer Science Department.
	Sidd Karamcheti   Sidd is a PhD student in the Computer Science Department. His work is at the intersection of natural language processing and robotics, with a goal of building adaptive agents that can collaborate effectively with humans through language, and act safely in different environments.

Undergraduate Students

	Gleb Shevchuk   Gleb is an undergraduate student in the Computer Science department. His work is focused on scalable human-robot interaction and human-centered learning.
	Kenneth Wang   Kenneth is an undergraduate in the Physics department and a coterm student in the Computer Science department. His work focuses on efficient learning algorithms for robotics.
	Woodrow Z. Wang   Woody is an undergraduate student in the Computer Science department. His work focuses on improving human-robotic interaction and modeling human driving behavior in near-accident scenarios.
	Nicolas Huynh   Nicolas is an undergraduate student in École Polytechnique in Paris, France. Since his summer school at Stanford in 2019 when he started working in ILIAD, he has been developing algorithms to learn nonlinear reward functions under limited data.

Alumni

	Nick Landolfi   PhD Student, 2018-2019 (Currently a PhD student at Stanford University)
	Jerry (Zhiyang) He   Coterm Student, 2018-2019 (Currently a PhD student at UC Berkeley)
	Daniel A. Lazar   Research Intern, 2018 (Currently a PhD student at UC Santa Barbara)