In addition to its theoretical efforts, the CRIS center performs experimental research in a variety of application areas including autonomous systems, energy systems, biomedicine, environmental monitoring, agriculture automation, transportation, manufacturing, and advanced materials.
Current experimental projects led by the members of this group include:
- Computaionally efficient hydrologic modeling
- Agricultural sustainability
- Neurorehabilitation and assistive devices
- Ocean and ice monitoring
- Microstructural optimization and homogenization
- Geographic information science
Affiliated faculty performing experimental research include: