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Occasionally JPL Robotics hosts visiting researchers who come to our institution to work with us. Stays can extend from a few months for the summer, to multiple years for fellowships. Typically funding for these researchers is obtained by them from sponsoring agencies or their home institutions. If you are a researcher in robotics with funding for a period away, please contact us to discuss the possibilities.

Name Home Institution JPL Point of Contact Period of Visit
Yasuhiro Katayama JAXA Larry Matthies 9/09 - 9/10
Activity: Vision based planetary landing research.
Goran Basic International Space University Jaret Matthews 10/07 - 4/08
Activity: Software development for the ATHLETE Smart Tool task.
Roland Brockers University of Paderborn Larry Matthies 7/07 - 6/09
Activity: Stereo vision performance enhancements.
Christine Buzzell Naval Undersea Warfare Center Terry Huntsberger 2/07 - 6/07
Activity: Software development and transfer for Naval applications.
Louis Everett University of Texas, El Paso Paul Backes 9/06 - 9/07
Activity: Robotics Capabilities Analysis.
Davide Brugali University of Bergamo, Italy Issa Nesnas 7/06 - 8/06
Activity: CLARAty software architecture development.
Victor Silva University of Dundee Larry Matthies 9/05 - 9/06
Activity: Vision-based integrated navigation for space exploration.
Robert Kozma University of Memphis, TN Homayoun Seraji 6/05 - 9/05
Activity: Investigations toward a self-organized dynamically adaptable system for guidance, navigation, and control.



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