Dr. Vhaduri is an assistant professor in the School of Applied and Creative Computing at Purdue University. He received Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Notre Dame. His work has been featured in prestigious places such as Forbes Magazine.
Research Laboratory: mobile Artificial Intelligence (mAI) Lab
Research Areas: AI & ML/DL/FedML, Multi-Modal Modeling, Information Integration and Informatics, Mobile & Wearable Computing, Healthcare Informatics, Biometric Authentication, Internet of Things (IoT)
Collaborators: mAI-Lab has been collaborating with interdisciplinary researchers from medical and nursing schools in different universities, including the University of Cincinnati and Indiana University, as well as industrial research institutions, including IBM Research. New collaborations are welcomed.
List of Publications: Google Scholar Profile
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Dr. Vhaduri always looks for highly self-motivated PhD students. If you are interested in his research area, please email him your CV, transcripts, and detailed TOEFL/IELTS and GRE scores. Email: svhaduri@purdue.edu, Subject line: Research Interest at mAI Lab.
Additional note for new graduate students: If you want to work with Dr. Vhaduri and make him your MS/Ph.D. advisor, mention his name in your online application and statements while applying for admission.
Additional note for Purdue graduate students: If you are interested in working with Dr. Vhaduri and have already been admitted to Purdue, it is recommended that you first complete the CNIT 58100 ML for Smart Sensing or CNIT 58100 Data Fusion for ML class before contacting him.
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Teaching:
Machine Learning for Smart Sensing (F'21, F'22, F'23, F'24),
Data Fusion for Machine Learning (S'23, S'24, ),
Database Fundamentals (S'22 - present)
