Stephanie Gil

Stephanie Gil is an Associate Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University, affiliated with the Electrical Engineering department. Her research interests include Artificial Intelligence, Systems, Networks, and Databases, as well as Robotics and Control. She is also associated with Materials and Mechanical Engineering. Gil's work explores areas such as AI/ML, robotics, and autonomous systems, with applications in fields like underwater robotics and whale tracking. She is based at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and can be contacted via email at sgil@seas.harvard.edu or through her website at gil.seas.harvard.edu.

Stephanie Gil is an associate professor at Harvard University, specializing in networked robotics and multi-robot control. Her research focuses on developing resilient and adaptive systems for multi-robot networks, emphasizing communication, consensus, and security in dynamic environments. She explores methods to enhance the reliability of robotic systems through techniques such as control barrier functions, decentralized control, and trust-based mechanisms. Her work addresses challenges like spoof-resilient networks, adversarial resilience, and real-time error detection using signals from EEG and muscle activity. Gil's research also investigates the use of Wi-Fi signals for communication coverage and consensus in cyberphysical systems, aiming to improve the performance and robustness of autonomous robotic systems.