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#00082  Computational studies in physics, biology, and chemistry
  Mentor:  Angelo Bongiorno School:  Chemistry & Biochemistry
 Computational studies in physics, biology, and chemistry. Topics of interest include: reactivity of surfaces and interfaces relevant for energy applications; structural, dynamical, and electronic properties of DNA; phase and mechanical properties of soft-matter systems.
  Available starting Fall 2009
Date Created: 11/04/2009


#00034  AI programmer & UI design/programmer for Virtual Worlds research
  Mentor:  Ashwin Ram School:  Interactive Computing
 Our research aims to provide everyday users with the ability to author believable characters in a browser-based virtual world like MetaPlace (www.metaplace.com), WebFlock (www.electricsheepcompany.com/webflock), or Vivaty (www.vivaty.com). We're looking for students interested in advanced User Interface design and/or Artificial Intelligence programming. The ideal UI candidate would have skills in...
  Available starting Spring 2009
Date Created: 01/07/2009


#00035  Social web bot for healthcare
  Mentor:  Ashwin Ram School:  Interactive Computing
 Finding precise information from search engines on personal issues (such as healthcare) is a time-consuming and painful process. There is too much of information on the web, and search engines are not good at zeroing in on specific information needed for your particular issue. User groups and forums are being replaced by interactive social applications like facebook, linkedin and twitter to find a...
  Available starting Spring 2009
Date Created: 01/07/2009


#00036  Building a Strategy Game for a Game AI application
  Mentor:  Ashwin Ram School:  Interactive Computing
 The project will involve creating a simple strategy game that can be played online using Java JNLP. The purpose of the project is to create an application domain for an Artificial Intelligence system called D2 able to learn how to play strategy games by observing humans play. The project will involve understanding the API of D2, design a simple strategy game (such as a simple version of Risk, or s...
  Available starting Spring 2009
Date Created: 01/07/2009


#00040  HCI Research in Theatrical Improvisation
  Mentor:  Brian Magerko School:  Literature, Communication, & Culture
 Our research combines methodologies from cognitive and social psychology, ethnography, performance studies, and human computer interaction to study the cognitive processes and strategies employed by improvisational actors when performing. The study has four phases: 1) developing a new method of experimentation to study this domain, 2) collecting data on actors during performances in an experiment...
  Available starting Summer 2009
Date Created: 02/09/2009


#00018  Assembling a Graphical User Interface Platform for Computer Vision research projects in Construction Engineering.
  Mentor:  Ioannis Brilakis School:  Civil & Environmental Engineering
 Undergraduate/graduate students with a moderate/strong background in programming are needed to create a robust graphical user interface using Visual Studio .NET 2005, Windows Forms, and VideoLan. This interface will operate as a software test bed for validation experiments of several research projects in Construction Engineering and Management that use image processing and computer vision technolo...
  Available starting Spring 2009
Date Created: 08/20/2008


#00068  New Frontiers in Lecture and Laboratory
  Mentor:  Charlie Cox School:  Chemistry & Biochemistry
 The research conducted in the group is very interdisciplinary and includes both traditional chemistry methods and educational methods. Typical projects involve a semester of research and development of new portocols followed up with a semester of development and proposed implementation procedures for general, inorganic, or organic chemistry courses at Georgia Tech. Current topics include: green ch...
  Available starting Fall 2009
Date Created: 07/27/2009


#00027  Model-based systems engineering
  Mentor:  Chris Paredis School:  Mechanical Engineering
 I'm interested in working with bright, independent and self-motivated students who are excited about the use of computers to support engineering design. The research focuses on the efficient and effective management of information and knowledge in design, and is situated at the interface between mechanical engineering and computer science. Example topics include: modeling the energy efficiency a...
  Available starting Fall 2009
Date Created: 08/29/2008


#00051  Imaging chemical reactions inside living cells
  Mentor:  Christine Payne School:  Chemistry & Biochemistry
 The Payne Lab is always looking for undergraduate students interested in research. We are currently looking for undergraduates with good programming skills who would like to learn more about biophysical chemistry. Interested undergrads should email Dr. Payne an unofficial copy of their transcript and explain why they are interested in doing research in the Payne Lab.
  Available starting Summer 2009
Date Created: 03/05/2009


#00028  Modeling and Analysis for Military Acquisition Reform
  Mentor:  Doug Bodner School:  Other
 Military acquisition conceptualizes, designs, develops, deploys and supports systems for the U.S. military (e.g., airplanes, ships, unmanned aerial systems, etc.). Despite numerous attempts at reform, systems are often delayed and over-budget. One difficulty is the multi-stakeholder nature of the acquisition enterprise (e.g., military services, defense contractors, government, taxpayers). Given...
  Available starting Spring 2009
Date Created: 11/13/2008




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