AURELIS Lab provides research opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students interested in artificial intelligence, natural language processing, large language models, machine translation, and related areas. Opportunities may include participation in funded research projects, independent research, master's projects, and collaborative research leading to scholarly publications.
Funded Research Projects - Opportunities to contribute to externally or internally funded research projects, subject to project needs and available funding.
Independent Research - Opportunities to develop and investigate research questions aligned with AURELIS research areas.
Master's Projects - Research-oriented master's projects for graduate students interested in developing a substantial project under faculty supervision.
Research Collaborations - Opportunities to continue ongoing studies, experiments, datasets, software, and scholarly publications.
Research opportunities are primarily intended for students whose interests align with AURELIS research areas. Participation depends on the nature of the project, required background, available supervision, and, where applicable, available funding. Students from different stages of their academic programs may be considered depending on the specific opportunity.
Students interested in research opportunities with AURELIS are encouraged to review the application guidelines before contacting the lab. Please visit the How to Apply page for information about research interests, materials to provide, and how to get in touch.