SRIP 2025

Program Timeline

 
October 15, 2024 Program announcement. Projects solicited from faculty.
November 18, 2024 Project proposals DUE from faculty.
November 25, 2024 Projects posted on the website. Intern application opens.
December 16, 2024 Intern application DUE at 11:59 PM.
December 20, 2024 Intern application/information sent to faculty.
January to February Faculty interviews applicants (optional).
February 28, 2025 Deadline for faculty to select students.
March - June 2025 Students are notified of the application status.
Spring 2025 Students work 10hr/week in the faculty lab, enroll in 4 units of ECE 199/298 (optional) research credit courses, and start working on projects.
Summer 2025

Students work full-time in the faculty lab.

Undergraduate SRIP interns will present (required) at the UCSD Summer Research Conference (In person). Dates TBD.

PROGRAM DATES
June 30 - September 5, 2025

Program Application

Application Information

  • Students may apply for up to 4 different projects regardless of faculty.
  • SRIP is a full-time commitment (summer), and students are expected not to accept any other employment for the duration of the program.
  • Undergraduate students are required to participate in the UCSD Summer Research Conference (in person).
  • Deadline to submit: Monday, December 16th, at 11:59 PM. No exceptions.

Eligibility

  • Only current UCSD ECE students are eligible to apply.
  • Students graduating WI24 and SP24 are not eligible to apply to the program.
  • See FAQs for more information about eligibility and program requirements.

SRIP 2025 INTERN APPLICATION

Faculty Projects

FACULTY NAME

PROJECT TITLE

Atanasov, Nikolay
  1. Motion Planning and Reinforcement Learning for Robot Manipulation
  2. Model Learning and Adaptive Control for Aerial Robots
  3. Distributed Optimization with Consensus Constraints for Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning
  4. Neural Feature Fields for Robot Mapping and Task Planning
  5. Particle-Based Algorithms for Active Bayesian Inference
Baghdadchi, Saharnaz
  1. LabStream: Developing technology for remote hands-on experiments
  2. Light Maze Adventure: Designing Optics Puzzles
Bharadia, Dinesh
  1. Shoe insole-based force sensing for treadmill application
  2. Sensing oral suction force in infants using wireless and battery-free force sensors
  3. Spectral Mechanic: A scalable, efficient, real-time and robust Over-The-Air spectrum research platform
  4. yoLight: A signal processing-inspired machine learning model for real-world signal bounding and classification
  5. AI/LLM for 5G Network Telemetry and security
  6. 5G Lab: From GitHub to deployment
  7. Application Aware Networking
  8. Building low-cost satellite ground stations using SDRs and Phased Arrays
  9. Low-power, low-cost, and long-range communications and localization of IoT devices using LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellites
  10. Sensor Fusion and Radar simulations using Generative AI/Deep Learning
  11. Developing a Universal Sensing Platform
  12. High bandwidth software-defined radio design using FPGA
  13. Survey on existing MIMO architectures
  14. Study UE power measurements

* These projects are listed at the bottom of the project titles.

Cosman, Pamela
  1. Quality Metrics for 3D Dynamic Meshes
  2. Analysis of Visual Attention
Cubukcu, Ertugrul
  1. Monolayer Semiconductors Based Photonic Devices and Sensors
Diaz, Sonia Martinez
  1. DERConnect
Galton, Ian
  1. Adaptive Digital Cancellation of Dynamic Error from Clock Skew, Component Mismatches, and ISI in High-Resolution RF DACs
Gudem, Prasad
  1. 4G/5G Wireless Communication Hardware to Emulate Bits-to-Bits Data Transfer between Base station (BS) and User Equipment (UE)
  2. Quantum Computer Programming
  3. Research in Analog/RF IC Design
Hall, Drew
  1. Analog IC Block Design
  2. Automating Circuit Design
Javidi, Tara
  1. Active Learning with Physical Attention
Kuzum, Duygu
  1. Materials-algorithm Codesign for Neural Sensing
  2. Novel memory devices for computing in-memory
Le, Hanh-Phuc
  1. Isolated power converter
  2. Circuits and System for Brain Stimulation
  3. Integrated power management
Lin, Bill
  1. Multicore Heterogeneous Processor Architecture
  2. Acceleration Strategies for Deep Generative Models
Liu, Zhaowei
  1. Entangled quantum light source
  2. Acoustic tweezer
Lo, Yuhwa
  1. Research on heterogeneous integration technology
  2. Research on biological image analysis with AI
Mercier, Patrick
  1. Low-power backscatter WiFi/Bluetooth communications
  2. Smart wearable systems
Morris, Karcher
  1. Engineering Education - Tools for Imagination
  2. Medical Device Engineering and Translation
Naghizadeh, Parinaz
  1. Recommendation systems and strategic users
  2. Optimization layers for risk-aware path planning
Ng, Tina
  1. Water Quality Sensors based on Organic Electrochemical Transistors
  2. Objective assessment of motor disorder
Nguyen, Truong
  1. Boost Gaussian Splatting
  2. 3DGS-based SLAM
  3. 3D Mesh Deformation for Real-world Scanned Meshes
  4. Boost Neural Implicit SDF 3D Reconstruction
Nomura, Kenji
  1. Development of high-performance oxide-TFT-based logic gates
  2. Development of energy-efficient ultra-thin oxide-transistor
  3. Development of high-performance p-channel oxide-TFT for CFET application
Pal, Piya
  1. Classical and Machine Learning enabled spatiotemporal prediction
Poveda, Jorge
  1. Reinforcement Learning for Autonomous Power Systems
  2. Learning and Adaptation with Probabilistic Events
  3. Game-Theoretic Control Policies for Teams of Quadruped Robots
Sahay, Rajeev
  1. Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Education
Schurgers, Curt
  1. Engineers for Exploration
  2. Educational Technologies
Shi, Yuanyuan
  1. Data-driven discovery of kernel equations for control of PDEs via Deep Learning
  2. Advanced development of a reinforcement learning benchmark for control of PDEs
  3. Foundation models for boundary control of PDEs
  4. Smart Building Experiments with Novel Sensing and Actuation Hardware Design
  5. Price-based demand response with strategic participants
  6. Demand response modeling via Large Language Models
Turakhia, Yatish
  1. GPU Acceleration of Bioinformatics Algorithms
  2. Large-Scale Phylogenetics
  3. Hardware Accelerators using High-Level Synthesis
Vasconcelos, Nuno
  1. Responsible Image Generation and Editing
  2. Making foundation models truly zero-shot
  3. Interpreting the Weight Space of Foundation Models for Model Interpolation
  4. Task-driven Active Image Synthesis
  5. Towards Robust and Consistent Dataset Distillation
  6. Customizing radiation cancer treatment with deep learning
Wang, Edward
  1. Digital Health Sensing with Wearable
Wang, Jun-Kang
  1. Machine Unlearning
  2. Multi-Objective Optimization
Wang, Xiaolong
  1. Manipulation with Humanoid Robots
  2. Whole-body Control with Humanoid Robots
  3. Robot manipulator co-design
  4. 3D VLM for robotics
  5. Model-based RL with TD-MPC
  6. LLM modeling and Reasoning with Test-Time Training
  7. Real2Sim for manipulation and navigation
  8. Egocentric Video Understanding
  9. Generative Modeling
Xie, Pengtao
  1. Automatic Instruction Search for Instruction Tuning Based Backdoor Attack with Meta-learning
  2. Learnable Gradient Harmonization on Hybrid Mamba-Transformer Vision Backbone Training
  3. Enhancing Reasoning in Large Language Models through Self-Play and Reinforcement Learning
  4. Leveraging Contextual Reasoning in Segmentation with Adaptive Language-Spatial Attention
  5. Iterative Supervised Fine-Tuning and Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF) for Efficient LLM Instruction Following
  6. Meta Learning for Subject-Driven Generation
Yip, Michael
  1. Surgical Robot Learning and Simulation
  2. Autonomous CT-guided Robot for Lung Biopsy
  3. Dextrous bi manipualtion for surgical environments with Humanoid
  4. Leveraging Foundational Models for Surgical Humanoids with NVIDIA’s GROOT Framework
  5. Dynamic Object Manipulation with Vision Language Models
  6. Learning to Manipulate Delicate Objects with Unknown Physical Properties through Active Interactions
Zhang, Xinyu
  1. Generative Agents for Augmenting Online Education
  2. Sensing Everyday Activities Using Smartphone Sensors: A Machine Learning Based Framework
  3. A Software Radio Platform for Joint Communications and Sensing in 6G Cellular Networks
Zheng, Yang
  1. Model-Free Learning in Non-Convex and Non-Smooth Control Problems
  2. Online learning and nonstochastic control
  3. Stable Koopman Model Predictive Control for Autonomous Vehicles in Mixed Traffic Systems
  4. Structured Subspace Projection with Causality for Behavior of Controlled Dynamic Systems
  5. Data-Driven Kalman Filter with Guaranteed Performance
  6. Efficient algorithm for nonsmooth convex optimization