Prof. Selva gave an invited talk at Oregon State University on 3/3 as part of the MIME Design Area Seminar Series. Check out the slides here.

Prof. Selva was the invited speaker at the UTC Institute for Advanced Systems Engineering seminar series at the University of Connecticut on February 17. Check out his presentation slides here.

Prof. Selva attended the NSF grantees meeting at Georgia Tech on January 20-21, where he presented a poster. We also created a YouTube video – check it out here!

The SEAK Lab had great representation at the AIAA SciTech 2017. Nozomi Hitomi and Harris Bang presented their paper titled “Extracting and Applying Knowledge with an Adaptive Knowledge-Driven Optimization to Architect an Earth Observing Satellite System” in the AIAA InfoTech forum. Nathan Knerr presented his paper titled “Mining Multi-Objective Minimal Commitment Decision Significance via Cluster-and-Find-Changes” […]

The paper “Patterns in Architectural Decisions” by Prof. Selva, Dr. Cameron and Prof. Crawley (MIT) has been accepted for publication by the Systems Engineering journal. Check out a pre-publication copy of the paper here.

Prof. Selva was a panelist at the 4th FSS workshop hosted by Prof. Gaudenzi from La Sapienza University. The workshop, co-organized by Prof. Golkar (Skoltech), Prof. De Weck (MIT) and Prof. Selva was extremely successful with over 100 attendants from industry, government, and academia.

Congrats Nathan for passing your A-exam! Getting closer to graduation!

Harris Bang and Nozomi Hitomi presented their research at the ASME International Design Engineering Technical Conferences (IDETC) 2016 in Charlotte, NC. iFEED: Interactive Feature Extraction for Engineering Design (Harris Bang, Daniel Selva), In Proceedings of the ASME 2016 International Design Engineering Technical Conferences & Computers and Information in Engineering Conference IDETC/CIE 2016, 2016. [bibtex] A hyper-heuristic approach to leveraging domain knowledge […]

Prof. Selva, Prof. Hoffman (MAE) and Prof. Yoon (DEA) have been awarded $300,000 by the National Science Foundation to advance human-computer interaction in the design of complex systems. The long-term goal of this project is to enable collaborative, mixed-initiative design in teams of humans and computers. Specifically, in this project we will explore how giving […]

Visiting student Ximo Gallud has been awarded a Fulbright scholarship to do a Ph.D. in the USA. Congrats Ximo!