Lora Weiss
Senior Vice President for Research
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304 Old Main
University Park, PA - lgw1@psu.edu
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Publication Tags
Robots Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Uav) Terrorism Comparative Study Time Multi Robot Polling Environment Social Media Cation Monitoring Performance Computational Methods Experiments Robot Fog Reinforcement Learning Docks Decomposition Task Assignment Simulation Surveillance Information Systems Industry Anomaly DetectionMost Recent Papers
A model docking system for understanding radicalization
Lora G. Weiss, Erica Briscoe, Walter Wright, Sim Harbert, Keith Kline, John Horgan, Lily Cushenbery, Casey Hilland, 2013, on p. 251-253
Dynamic, cooperative multi-robot patrolling with a team of uavs
Charles E. Pippin, Henrik Christensen, Lora G. Weiss, 2013,
Detecting insider threats in a real corporate database of computer usage activity
Ted E. Senator, Henry G. Goldberg, Alex Memory, William T. Young, Brad Rees, Robert Pierce, Daniel Huang, Matthew Reardon, David A. Bader, Edmond Chow, Irfan Essa, Joshua Jones, Vinay Bettadapura, Duen Horng Chau, Oded Green, Oguz Kaya, Anita Zakrzewska, Erica Briscoe, Rudolph L. Mappus, Robert Mccoll, Lora Weiss, Thomas G. Dietterich, Alan Fern, Weng Keen Wong, Shubhomoy Das, Andrew Emmott, Jed Irvine, Jay Yoon Lee, Danai Koutra, Christos Faloutsos, Daniel Corkill, Lisa Friedland, Amanda Gentzel, David Jensen, 2013, on p. 1393-1401
Performance based task assignment in multi-robot patrolling
Charles Pippin, Henrik Christensen, Lora G. Weiss, 2013, on p. 70-76
A comparative study of social media and traditional polling in the Egyptian uprising of 2011
Lora Weiss, Erica Briscoe, Heather Hayes, Olga Kemenova, Sim Harbert, Fuxin Li, Guy Lebanon, Chris Stewart, Darby Miller Steiger, Dan Foy, 2013, on p. 303-310
ASTM UMV autonomy and control sub-committee F41.01
Lora G. Weiss, Lou Larkin, 2011, on p. 1999-2002
Quick polytope approximation of all correlated equilibria in stochastic games
Liam MacDermed, Karthik S. Narayan, Charles L. Isbell, Lora G. Weiss, 2011, on p. 707-712
Markov games of incomplete information for multi-agent reinforcement learning
Liam Mac Dermed, Charles L. Isbell, Lora G. Weiss, 2011, on p. 43-51
Capability, safety are drivers for unmanned technology
Lora G. Weiss, 2011, Aviation Week and Space Technology
Autonomous robots in the fog of war
Lora G. Weiss, 2011, IEEE Spectrum on p. 51-57
Most-Cited Papers
Detecting insider threats in a real corporate database of computer usage activity
Ted E. Senator, Henry G. Goldberg, Alex Memory, William T. Young, Brad Rees, Robert Pierce, Daniel Huang, Matthew Reardon, David A. Bader, Edmond Chow, Irfan Essa, Joshua Jones, Vinay Bettadapura, Duen Horng Chau, Oded Green, Oguz Kaya, Anita Zakrzewska, Erica Briscoe, Rudolph L. Mappus, Robert Mccoll, Lora Weiss, Thomas G. Dietterich, Alan Fern, Weng Keen Wong, Shubhomoy Das, Andrew Emmott, Jed Irvine, Jay Yoon Lee, Danai Koutra, Christos Faloutsos, Daniel Corkill, Lisa Friedland, Amanda Gentzel, David Jensen, 2013, on p. 1393-1401
Performance based task assignment in multi-robot patrolling
Charles Pippin, Henrik Christensen, Lora G. Weiss, 2013, on p. 70-76
Dynamic, cooperative multi-robot patrolling with a team of uavs
Charles E. Pippin, Henrik Christensen, Lora G. Weiss, 2013,
A comparative study of social media and traditional polling in the Egyptian uprising of 2011
Lora Weiss, Erica Briscoe, Heather Hayes, Olga Kemenova, Sim Harbert, Fuxin Li, Guy Lebanon, Chris Stewart, Darby Miller Steiger, Dan Foy, 2013, on p. 303-310
A model docking system for understanding radicalization
Lora G. Weiss, Erica Briscoe, Walter Wright, Sim Harbert, Keith Kline, John Horgan, Lily Cushenbery, Casey Hilland, 2013, on p. 251-253
News Articles Featuring Lora Weiss
Nov 09, 2021
Penn State launches Center for Neurotechnology in Mental Health Research
Penn State is launching a University-wide center to bridge fundamental research to understand the brain and mind with potential clinical applications for diagnosing and treating mental health disorders.
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Apr 24, 2020
Warning bell for cluster hiring of researchers as survey reveals lacklustre results
Cluster hiring, a popular approach to faculty recruitment at universities in the United States to spur collaboration, often falls short of its goals, a survey of nearly 200 hired faculty at 20 universities reveals. The results, reported in the Journal of Higher Education, sound a warning bell for such initiatives, including a large hiring scheme that will soon be rolled out by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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