While digital technology is extremely good at solving certain problems, it often struggles with tasks that the human brain excels at. In a new study, scientists have leveraged brain-inspired connectivity between artificial neurons to solve a real-world problem of identifying mutations of a new viral species.
Electrical engineering senior Matija Jankovic transferred to Texas A&M from the University of Western Australia in Perth, Australia, in fall 2019. Since then, he has joined the Texas A&M Undergraduate Research Program and Engineering Honors Program.
Doctoral student Swarnabha Roy is studying the components of modular robots to ultimately create a connected intelligence that can help enhance the capabilities of the robots based on the application.
