Research
Assured Information Sharing Lifecycle
From need to know to need to share
AISL is a 5 year MURI project sponsored by AFOSR focused on developing an integrated framework to support assured information sharing. Partners include UMBC, Purdue, Illinois, Michigan, UTD, and UTSA.
UMBC ebiquity laboratory
Intelligent systems for dynamic, distributed environments
Research in the ebiquity lab explores the interactions between mobile and pervasive computing, the Semantic Web, multi-agent systems, artificial intelligence, and information assurance.
DIADIC Research Laboratory
Distributed mining, analyzing and modeling data
The UMBC DIADIC Laboratory explore algorithms, systems, and applications for environments where data, computing resources, and users are distributed.
Center for Advanced Studies in Photonics Research
Advanced photonics research and development in optical communications, optical sensing & devices, nanophotonics, biophotonics, & quantum optics to benefit government, industry and scientific progress.
UMBC Multicore Computational Center (MC2)
High-performance computing via multicore parallel processing
MC2 aims to revolutionize the productivity of computational applications with multicore parallel processing software and hardware in collaboration with industry, government and universities.
Center for Multicore Productivity Research
CHMPR and affiliated industry and government partners address the productivity, performance & scalability of applications by the continuous evolution of multicore architectures & open source tools.
Cognition, Robotics, and Learning Lab (CORAL)
Understanding how artificial systems can acquire grounded knowledge from sensori-motor interaction with the environment that enables cognitive activities like natural language communication & planning
Multi-Agent Planning and Learning Lab
Exploring AI solutions to real-world problems
Our research reaches outside of multiagent systems, planning, and machine learning to include cognitive science, computational sociology, bioinformatics, and human-computer interaction.
Machine Learning for Signal Processing Laboratory
Developing novel theory and tools for processing signals
Combining statistical signal processing, adaptive signal processing and machine learning to support applications that challenge traditional approaches.
Institute for Language and Information Technology
Understanding natural language and human agents
The UMBC ILIT laboratory does fundamental research on understanding natural language and develops applications for information extraction, machine reading and creating believable artificial agents.
Remote Sensing Signal and Image Processing Laboratory
Revealing knowledge by seeing the world in new ways
The RSSIPL Lab was founded in 1992 by Professor Chein-I Chang with a focus on remote sensing, signal and image processing, hyperspectral imaging, medical imaging, automatic target recognition.
Center for Information Security and Assurance
Cybersecurity and information assurance research & education
UMBC is recognized by the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security as one of the nation's Centers of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education and Research
Mobile, Pervasive and Sensor Systems Laboratory
Systems that sense, move, think and act in the real world
Professor Nilanjan Banerjee's Mobile Pervasive and Sensor Systems Laboratory focuses on projects related to renewable energy driven devices, mobile-phone applications and healthcare applications.
Communications and Signal Processing Laboratory
Topics include iterative decoded codes for wireless/optical communications, joint-domain techniques for signal representation/analysis, & estimating probabilies of rare events in communication systems
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Our department has a strong and diverse research program that involves faculty, research staff, graduate students and undergraduates. The topics reflect our department's broad discipline base range and include photonics, VLSI design, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, mobile computing and many others. This diversity gives us, as a department, the ability to form teams to focus on new opportunities and problems facing our society and nation.
Our research sponsors include federal and state government agencies, large and small companies and private foundations. Much of our research is done as part of a team with partners from industry and academia.
To find out more about our current research projects and expertise, we invite you to browse the links in the sidebar.
