Meet Our Researchers: Artificial Intelligence & Digital Transformation

Meet Our Researchers: Artificial Intelligence & Digital Transformation

Meet Our Researchers: Artificial Intelligence & Digital Transformation

Mitja Trkov demonstrates a wearable robotic prototype.

Wearable and soft robotics

Could wearable devices help prevent slips and falls? Meet Mitja Trkov, mechanical engineer.

Portrait of Rowan researcher and computer scientist Nidhal Bouaynaya

Artificial intelligence

In the right hands, artificial intelligence can do a lot more than beat chess masters or drive a vehicle. It can save lives. Meet Nidhal Bouaynaya, computer scientist.

Nick Ivanov sits at a table with several computer monitors displaying coding.

Cyber systems

How can digital ecosystems be made more secure and equitable? Meet Nikolay Ivanov, computer scientist.

Tony Lin stands in front of Business Hall.

AI in Business

AI is transforming our work. Meet Tony Lin, tech-driven accounting professor.

Rowan researcher and mathematician Hieu Nguyen works at a blueberry farm

AI in agriculture

How can mathematical algorithms help farmers optimize their crop yield? Meet Hieu Nguyen, mathematician.

Portrait of Rowan researcher and chemist Erik Hoy holding a molecular model

Nanoscale tech

Is it possible to create quantum sensors? Meet Erik Hoy, physical chemist.

Rowan researcher and computer scientist Shen-Shyang-Ho stands in front of a computer screen with a graphic representation of data mining

Machine learning

Can robots work longer on farms? Meet Shen-Shyang Ho, computer scientist.

Portrait of Rowan researcher and computer engineer Gina Tang seated in front of a monitor showing an educational game about traffic

Educational games

Can technology and games improve learning? Meet Ying “Gina” Tang, computer engineer.

Portrait of Rowan researcher and computer scientist Guimu Guo

Graph mining

How can we make sense of vast amounts of data? Meet Guimu Guo, computer scientist.

Portrait of Rowan researcher and mechanical engineer Wei Xue

Wearable sensors

Functional materials can be used to build advanced structures such as wearable sensors and electronics. Meet Wei Xue, mechanical engineer.