Silvia Tulli

Want to hear from someone who focuses on human safety at all levels of action and a robot's capability to use multiple arms to plan more complex, sequential, and parallel tasks? Join us for our upcoming Talking Robotics session!

🤖 Next Talking Robotics episode: Maria Pozzi from @UniSiena discussing soft robotics & embodied intelligence in manipulation! 📅 June 11 | 12:00 EST | 18:00 CET 💻 Online - Free registration required 📝 Register: bit.ly/43PlHZu #Robotics #SoftRobotics #TalkingRobotics

How can robots democratize health and education? How to collaborate to design better robots? What’s the balance between research and sharing? And what makes teaching truly impactful? I discussed this with @p_alvesoliveira - I hope you find it interesting!

2 #PhDOpportunities with @elisaMassi3 at @etislab, CY Cergy Paris! 1️⃣ Stress & Hippocampal Replay in #ReinforcementLearning: shorturl.at/CO3vK 2️⃣ Memory Formation with Spiking #NeuralModels: shorturl.at/H0nG7 📅 Apply by 30 Jan 2025: shorturl.at/0fTRH

🎙️ New Episode Alert! Join us with @ManonFlageat from @imperialcollege as we explore diversity metrics and resiliency in robotics. Listen to "P3 - Manon Flageat" by Talking Robotics. creators.spotify.com/pod/show/talki…

Looking forward to today's seminar

From our 1st meeting at ICAPS Explainable Planning workshop to Dr. @sarath_ssreedh recent visit @ISIR_labo, it's been great working with him! Thanks to @humaneainet for bringing us together. And thanks Sarath for coming all the way here!

A practical tutorial on explainable AI techniques, thanks all contributors @BennetotA @ivandonadello @ayoub El Qadi, @maurodragoni @frossard_thomas , B Wagner, @Ann_Qnn , @si_tulli, @trocan_maria , @aHolzin, Raja Chatila, @AvilaGarcez dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/36…

🎙️Our second episode with Johann Huber and François Hélénon is out! We discuss evolutionary robotics and quality-diversity algorithms applied to robotic grasping tasks! 🤖 Link: spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/SidLh6S6mKb

🎙️Announcement: Introducing Our New Podcast Series!🤖 Tune in to our first episode with @robinrmurphy, where she takes us into the fascinating world of disaster & rescue robotics. Don't miss out—subscribe now and be part of the conversation! 🎧✨ Link: spoti.fi/445CuHD

Thanks so much for the wonderful opportunity to share our work! Looking forward to it! 🤖

Happening today! 👇

"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others." A reminder to read George Orwell, Animal Farm.

This is happening in a few hours! Looking forward to seeing you there! 🤓

Join @MicahCarroll 's talk tomorrow on Human-AI systems under changing objectives. 📅Date: 05 Oct 2023 | 9:30am PDT | 12:30pm EDT | 6:30pm CEST 📷Registration: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist… #talkingrobotics #AI #artificialintelligence #assistivetech #hri #robotics #podcast

Excited that this is out!! Really enjoyed being a part of this awesome project on language and RL led by the stellar @tedsumers

Your PhD is about the evolution of your mindset. It proceeds through personal research experience, mentorship and development of key skills. This is why PhD in STEM: - is NOT about a thesis (very few people will read it) - is NOT about finish your advisor’s project - is NOT about attending new courses - is NOT to learn how to use cool instruments (although it might be handy, it is of little help in a long run) Yes, some of it will help you get hired. BUT PhD should not be about this. ▫️ PhD is about personal development, creativity and problem solving in a highly dynamic research environment. First of all, it is about: - Becoming a highly critical and creative thinker - Learning how to think independently (against the local or global mainstream) - Learning how to “jump-start” a project and bring it to perfection - Discovering your strengths and weaknesses as a future leader - Learning from massive number of mistakes without big consequences - Learning how to accept failures and move on - Understanding the value of teamwork and collaboration - Publishing important studies and making discoveries (especially if you plan to stay in academia) ▫️ Of course, there are some “perks” that come with it: 1. Getting a good expertise in some field 2. Getting some idea about the world of academia and how things work there 3. Learning how to use fancy tools (microscopes, spectrometers, etc) 4. Learning how to write papers, etc etc But these are only bonuses. They should not be why you are pursuing PhD. ▫️ As a prospective PhD student, do NOT look for a supervisor who will be simply assigning tasks to you and tracking your project. Look for a good mentor and advisor who can help you develop YOUR leadership skills. A proper research environment and inspiration to pursue your dreams are the key ingredients. #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdchat

Some more #Research peek from #icra2023: In this #podcast, @GrarKnal talks about why explainable robot behavior is important for assistive robots in the future. Listen to the full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/1c3SJD… 🦾🤖

Listen to our #icra2023 podcasts. The first in the series features @rohanchandra30 where he provides a concise distillation of safe and effective #autonomous navigation in dense and constrained environments. Full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/75yLbJ… #Robotics🤖

📸 Retour en images sur la Fête des doctorant-e-s @ISIR_labo du jeudi 22 juin. Cette journée alliant science et convivialité a été rythmée par des tables rondes sur l'éthique et l'intégrité, des sessions posters des doctorant-e-s et des démonstrations de manips 🤖