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Q&A with Ross Eaton, Principal Scientist and Director of Marine Systems

Who knew that at the intersection of introductory computer programming and psychology courses, a first semester chemical engineer would find his way into the computer vision space and help build a camera system that protects whales. Q: Tell us a little bit about your background. A: I went to Yale thinking I was going be […]

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Protected: From graduate school to the lab, Ben Bauchwitz excels at developing adaptive training programs

Vineyard Wind Partners with Local Tech Firm on Enhanced Marine Mammal Detection

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Charles River Analytics and Team of Researchers Net $11.3 million to Research Authorship Attribution and Authorship Privacy

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Navy Awards Additional Funding to Charles River to Help Conduct Forensic Analysis of Cybersocial and Cybertechnical Attacks

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MARINE-TECH — Marine Technology News shares our work on onboard AI that lets uncrewed surface vehicles adapt their stealth behavior based on the environment

MIT — MIT Technology Review, the U.S. Military Wants Its Autonomous Machines to Explain Themselves

eeDesignit_Podcast — The eeDesignIt Podcast, AI and Robotics Will Always be Our Partners, Never Our Bosses

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