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Laboratory for Internet-Scale Distributed Systems

Studies foundational principles that enable Internet-based services to be reliable, scalable, secure, high-performance, energy-efficient, and low-cost.

Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics

Investigates planning and control methodologies for complex, multi-objective robotic systems,

Laboratory in Kine(ma)tics and Geometry

Focuses on rigidity, flexibility, and motion for constrained structures like linkages or frameworks in mechanics or robotics.

Massachusetts AI and Technology Center for Connected Care in Aging and Alzheimer's Disease

Fosters interdisciplinary research on the development of AI-enhanced technologies to improve connections between older adults, caregivers, and clinicians.

Natural Language Processing Group

Research spans a diverse range of topics, including computational social science, information extraction, neural language modeling, and representation learning.

Programming Languages and Systems at Massachusetts

Focuses on cooperative system support for robust and high-performing computing in the context of modern programming languages. 

Public Interest Technology at UMass Amherst

Seeks to develop a variety of offerings that empower our community to promote personal and professional social responsibility in a technology-driven world.

Research in Presentation Production for Learning Electronically

Investigates how to most effectively use learning technologies to deliver lectures and course materials inside--and outside of--the classroom.

Resource-Bounded Reasoning Research Group

Studies the construction of intelligent systems that can operate in real-time environments under uncertainty and limited computational resources.

Secure, Private Internet (SPIN) Research Group

Analyzes security and privacy provided by existing network protocols, tools, and services; proposes design adjustments to regain users' security and privacy.

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