Professor Aukes studies the nexus between design, manufacturing, robotics, and dynamic systems. His robots focus on affordable design techniques, compliance, flexibility, and mechanism design techniques inspired by origami.

Michael Simeone studies misinformation, AI, and digital communication using computational and humanistic methods. He co-leads ASU’s Information Competition Lab and has founded multiple interdisciplinary initiatives.

Daniels studies the logic of collective behavior in living systems, using real-world data to build predictive models at the scale of individual interactions, and abstracting away from these toward general principles.

Serla is a PhD Candidate working with Dr. Phil Christensen. His current research is focused on mid-latitude ice rheology on Mars, and thermal infrared spectroscopy in far-IR.

Using computational modeling of the rodent olfactory bulb to test mechanisms underlying experimentally observed patterns of population activity, including those contributing to different oscillations.

Shawn Walker studies social media, online resistance, digital methods, and social media collection, archiving and analysis.

Ankit's group specializes in the development and application of mesoscopic modeling approaches and their integration with continuum approaches for fundamental and applied research in microstructure science and engineering.