Groups
CSAIL research is conducted by approximately 50 research groups organized into three high-level areas of focus: Artificial Intelligence
, Systems, and Theory.
Each group is composed of faculty PIs; any combination of graduate and undergraduate students, and post-docs; and research staff. Click on any group to learn more about specific research projects and current and alumni members.
Current Research
AI
Anyscale Learning For All (ALFA)
Center for Brain, Minds & Machines
Clinical Decision Making Group
Clinical Machine Learning Group
Computational Cognitive Science Group
Computational Fabrication Group
Wojciech Matusik
Justin Solomon
Decentralized Information Group
David Karger
Stefanie Mueller
Randall Davis
Frédo Durand
Daniel Jackson
David Karger
Rob Miller
Stefanie Mueller
Imagination, Computation, and Expression Laboratory
Learning and Intelligent Systems
Tommi Jaakkola
Leslie Kaelbling
David Sontag
Model-Based Embedded and Robotics Systems Group
Multimodal Understanding Group
Natural Language Processing Group
Justin Solomon
Judy Brewer
Systems
Cryptography and Information Security Group
Vinod Vaikuntanathan
Geometric Data Processing Group
Dina Katabi
Mohammad Alizadeh
Parallel and Distributed Operating Systems
Frans Kaashoek
Nickolai Zeldovich
Programming Languages and Software Engineering
Theory
Michel Goemans
Piotr Indyk
David Karger
Jon Kelner
Tom Leighton
Charles E. Leiserson
Aleksander Madry
Ankur Moitra
Ronitt Rubinfeld
Nir Shavit
Michael Sipser
Computational Connectomics Group
Cryptography and Information Security Group
Silvio Micali
Ron Rivest
Theory of Distributed Systems Group
Previous Research
AI
Project on Mathematics and Computation
Richard Greenblatt
Tom Knight
Marvin Minsky
Systems
