Category: Poster Presentation

Lab Updates, Poster Presentation

BID4R Lab at Discovery Day 2025

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April 16, 2025  – This semester, the BID4R lab shared 10 posters at Discovery Day! Our topics ranged from interplanetary colonization and multi-agent systems to exploring bio-inspired agent behaviors from ants for robotic swarm fault resilience. We’re excited to share that Grace Gratton’s poster won best undergraduate poster! Congratulations to all of the presenters for their hard work and dedication, which they showcased this semester. 

We are also excited to announce that Ava Nubert won a SURF grant and Mikayla Dutkiewicz won an IGNITE grant! Congratulations Ava and Mikalya!

We are so thankful to the Office of Undergraduate Research for hosting a great event and for funding our researchers, and we look forward to the next Discovery Day!

Lab Updates, Poster Presentation

BID4R Lab at the 2024 Student Research Symposium

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November 20, 2024  – This past fall, BID4R Lab members showcased their work at the ERAU Student Research Symposium! Our researchers contributed to 9 presentations, sharing topics from optimization approaches for agents with limited knowledge to biologically inspired approaches to emergency response systems! Our posters were well received, and we were excited to participate in interesting discussions of our work! Congratulations to our researchers, for their outstanding presentations and sharing their valuable insights!

Awards, Lab Updates, Poster Presentation

Exciting News from 2024 Discovery Day

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April 10, 2024 – We are thrilled to share some fantastic outcomes from our recent Discovery Day, particularly for BID4R Lab team.

Three of our team members, Jack Capuano, Austen Pallen, and Julia Gorthey, were named Research Scholars for the Graduating Class. This is a remarkable achievement, as it means half of the research scholars selected university-wide are from our lab!

Congratulations to Grace Gratton, Mikayla Dutkiewicz, and Noa Teed, who were awarded SURF grants to support their research projects this summer. Your hard work continues to inspire us, and we can’t wait to see what you will accomplish in the coming months.

A huge THANK YOU to each member of our team. Your dedication and passion for research are what make our lab a leading force. The lab is so grateful for the past two years together and eagerly anticipate future innovations.

Let’s continue to make waves in our fields and support each other’s growth. Here’s to more success and teamwork in the days to come!

Lab Updates, Poster Presentation

Poster Presentations at the Student Research Symposium

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This week, our dedicated BID4R Lab researchers showcased their work at the Student Research Symposium on November 15th, organized by the Office of Undergraduate Research and led by Ronnie Mack, Ed.D. The symposium offered a unique opportunity for participants to not only exhibit their research to peers but also to an esteemed panel of judges from various academic disciplines. The judging panel included representatives from Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach College of Engineering, Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach

College of Aviation, Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach College of Arts & Sciences, and professionals from industry. Additionally, visitors from Daytona State College added to the diverse audience.

Our lab proudly presented a total of 8 posters which accounted for almost 10% of all presentations! We congratulate to our researchers for their outstanding participation and the valuable insights they shared during this symposium. We are excited to see what their awesome research will bring and their upcoming conference presentations!

Lab Updates, Poster Presentation

BID4R Lab at the College of Engineering (COE) Industry Advisory Board (IAB) Poster Fair

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Exciting Insights from the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Department, College of Engineering Industry Advisory Board Poster Fair!

It was that time of the year again when innovation and academia converged at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. The annual visit by our esteemed Industry Advisory Board brought forth a captivating poster session hosted by the College of Engineering, and it was nothing short of spectacular!

Representing the College of Engineering, our Electrical, Computer, and Software Systems (EECS) department proudly showcased four remarkable posters and the Biologically Inspired Design-for-Resilience (BID4R) Lab was one of them. These engaging presentations provided a window into the bright minds and groundbreaking research happening right here at Embry-Riddle.

Our lab member James Hand, a second-year Ph.D. student, shared his thoughts on the experience: “It was truly exciting that Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University provides us with the platform to engage with industry leaders. We discussed not only the current status of our research but also the exciting pathways our research is paving for the future”.

“An Overview of the Biologically Inspired Design for Resilience Lab Research Pillars” was presented by James Hand, Rogelio Gracia Otálvaro, Austen Pallen, and Jessica Christa Wira Hadipoernomo. With unwavering support from our distinguished faculty member, Bryan Watson, P. E., this poster embodies innovation and resilience in the heart of academia.

The poster fair was a testament to the vibrant exchange between our students and industry leaders, and it underlines the incredible potential that thrives within our academic community.

Author: Fayruz Maysha