Principal Investigator
Professor Sang Peter Chin
Research Professor
Professor Chin is a Research Professor of Computer Science at Boston University and director of the LISP (Learning, Intelligence + Signal Processing) lab. Since completing his PhD in differential geometric methods to understand Einstein’s field equations, he has been passionate about developing geometric and topological methods to learn and understand information in general – signals (neural, RF, images, videos, hyper-spectral, etc.), graphs (social networks, communication networks, etc.) and human interactions via game theory. Recently, he has been interested in developing sparse deep networks to extract information and developing intelligence from large data sets. Most of his research is being (and has been) supported by AFOSR, DARPA, NSF, NIH, ODNI, ONR, OSD, and others.
Current Members
Laura Greige
PhD Student
Research Interests: strategic decision making, game theory, reinforcement learning
Peilun Dai
PhD Student
Research Interests: computational neuroscience, machine learning
Hieu Le
PhD Student
Research Interests: artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing
Allison Mann
PhD Student
Research Interests: machine learning, computer vision, artificial intelligence
Ryan Yu
PhD Student
Research Interests: machine learning, graph theory, computational linguistics
Trung Dang
PhD Student
Research Interests: computational topology, speech recognition, natural language processing
Shan Huang
PhD Student
Research Interests: natural language processing, computer vision, sparse event prediction
Andrew Wood
PhD Student
Research Interests: machine learning, reinforcement learning, graph theory, computational neuroscience
Chau Pham
PhD Student
Research Interests: machine learning, computer vision, game theory
Fabian Heinrich
Master's Student
Research Interests: machine learning, signal processing, channel autoencoder
Zora Che
Undergraduate Student
Research Interests: machine learning, game theory, anomaly detection
Samuel Lefcourt
Undergraduate Student
Research Interests: machine learning, anomaly detection, computer vision
Hans Walker
Undergraduate Student
Research Interests: machine learning, evolutionary learning, reinforcement learning
Past Members
Graduate Students
- Xiao Zhou – PhD Student, graduated December 2021.
- Louis Jensen – PhD Student, graduated August 2021.
- Xiao (Kieran) Wang – Ph.D. Student, graduated December 2020. Now at Amazon AI.
- Jacob Harer – Ph.D. Student, graduated July 2019. Now at MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
- Ken Zhou – Master's Student, graduated May 2018.