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I lead the Evolvable
Systems Group at NASA Ames
Research Center. I am closely affiliated with the growing
field called evolvable hardware, which is the study of how
simulated Darwinian evolution can be used to design and configure
electronic and mechanical hardware. I've co-founded a series of
successful NASA/DoD evolvable hardware workshops
and conferences.
Prior to working at NASA, I was a visiting scholar at Stanford University and
before that I worked at IBM Corporation while obtaining my MS and
PhD at the University of Maryland
at College Park.
The focus of my work is to research and develop search algorithms
that can automatically design and optimize hardware systems to
bring about increased performance and reliability for current and
future NASA missions. Some of my publications
and presentations are available. To learn more about my
projects, see my group's page on our current
research.
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