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Chaozhe He (何超喆)

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Assistant Professor
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
University at Buffalo, The State University of New York

Address: 1007 Furnas Hall
Phone: (716) 645-1432
E-mail: chaozheh at buffalo dot edu

I am an assistant professor with the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering of the University at Buffalo, The State University of New York I received a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
for my work on Saving Fuel for Heavy-Duty Vehicles Using Connectivity and Automation.
My advisor is Prof. Gabor Orosz. Before joining UB, I worked in industry developing planning and control algorithms for autonomous trucks. With experience in both academia and industry, I study fundamental questions with significant application impact.

Research Interest

My research focuses on designing safe and efficient autonomous systems.
My lab combines rigorous model-based methods (e.g. nonlinear control, optimal control, and game-theoretic methods) with data-driven approaches to achieve safe and efficient control for robotic systems.
One major application is to achieve safe and efficient mobility with connected and automated vehicles.

To Prospective Students

I always look for highly motivated students with strong dynamics and control backgrounds with solid programming experiences.

Specifically, I am looking for candidates to conduct research along the following directions.

  • Design and Certification for Safe, Efficient and Trustworthy Algorithms for Autonomous Systems

  • Build seamless human-robot teaming

For more details regarding research in my group, please check research tab.

If interested please send me an email with subject “[Inquiry on PhD positions]”, attach your detailed CV, representative publications or writing samples (if any), transcripts, GRE/TOEFL score (if applicable), and a brief statement of interest. I will contact you if there is a good match.

Please note that the PhD program in the UB MAE department has rolling admissions, and prospective students may apply and be admitted throughout the year.

For more details regarding my group and instructions on applications please check To Prospective Students.

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