Hi all
Brian Lee will be visiting us on Wednesday 15th of April to give an RI seminar, and he would also like to catch up with any of you who are interested in having a chat.
Many of you would already know Brian, but in case you don't: Brian was a PhD student then Postdoc in the RI working across many projects involving multi-robot systems, information gathering, and decision making, etc. In 2024 he moved to the US for a Postdoc role at the University of California San Diego. See Brian's Google Scholar pagehttps://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/oldiCK1DvKTB8LGopCMfjS5Nvmk?domain=scholar.google.com.
If you'd like to have a chat with Brian (either individually or as a group), please add your name to the schedule here: Brian Lee's visit schedulehttps://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/SgYICL7EwMfmNLZW8TqhqSykBnv?domain=studentutsedu-my.sharepoint.com.
I'm only sharing this with RI academics and CDMRG for now. Will share with the broader RI list later if there's still availability on the schedule.
CDMRG crowd: depending on the schedule, we can potentially meet Brian as a group in the regular CDMRG time (instead of a regular CDMRG presentation).
Presumably we'll also do an informal lunch somewhere — anyone is welcome to join this.
Graeme
-- Dr. Graeme Best Senior Lecturer Robotics Institute School of Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology University of Technology Sydney https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/iQ5lCMwGxOtRxjArmhJinS85Gt6?domain=pr...
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