Changliu Liu

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Carnegie Mellon University
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Changliu Liu is an Associate Professor at Carnegie Mellon University in the United States. His research focuses on the intersection of robotics and artificial intelligence, specifically in areas such as natural language understanding for multi-robots, formal verification of neural networks, and reinforcement learning. Recent publications include works on robust keypoint detection, hierarchical task specifications, and efficient planning algorithms for robotic systems.

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Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute is hiring Postdoctoral Fellow(s) in the Intelligent Control Lab with a research focus on formal verification and safety of perception-based humanoid robot control systems . The work emphasizes human-humanoid interaction and aims to develop principled methods for reliable and safe operation of humanoid robots in human-centered environments. This opportunity sits at the intersection of Robotics , Computer Science , Mathematics , and Electrical/Mechanical Engineering , with strong relevance to neural network verification , safe learning and control , machine learning , and foundation models . The position is ideal for candidates interested in trustworthy robot autonomy and rigorous methods for safety-critical robotic systems. Eligibility: applicants should hold a PhD in a relevant field such as Robotics, ECE, CS, ME, or a related area. The post specifically highlights experience or interest in formal methods, safe control, and machine learning for robotics. Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. Application: apply via the provided link and send a CV, research statement, and up to three references to the announcer. No deadline was stated in the post.

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Masayoshi Tomizuka

Professor

University of California

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Sebastian Scherer

Carnegie Mellon University

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