I am an AI Researcher at MIT Lincoln Lab. I earned my Ph.D. in Information Sciences and Technology at The Pennsylvania State University under the guidance of Dr. Dongwon Lee at the PIKE Lab in August 2023. While at Penn State, I was a Button-Waller Fellow, an NSF Scholarship for Service Scholar, and an Alfred P. Sloan Scholar. I earned a B.S. in Mathematics, with a minor in Statistics at University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) in May 2018. While at UMBC, I was a McNair scholar and a member of Pi Mu Epsilon (the Mathematical Honorary Society). My research interests are: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Data mining in the application domain of Cybersecurity. Specifically, I am interested in:
- NLP (Natural Language Processing)
- NLG (Natural Language Generation), such as Large Language Models (LLMs)
- Adversarial Robustness & Adversarial Machine Learning
- TDA (Topological Data Analysis)
Press Mentions:
- State College community acknowledges past, celebrates present at Juneteenth festival (State College News, June 2022)
- Mission Possible: making Northeast Ohio a top draw for talent (WKYC Cleveland, April 2022)
- Is AI the Future of Content Generation? (Bloggers Insight, August 2021)
- Five top technology trends from 2021 that are here to stay (Ericsson Blog, June 2021)
- Finance’s Embrace Of AI-Generated Writing (Robot Writers AI, March 2021)
- Researchers test detection methods for AI-generated content (Penn State News, February 2021)
- Siblings pursue parallel doctoral degrees (Penn State News, August 2020)
- Adaku Uchendu to extend passion for mathematics through information sciences Ph.D. at Penn State (UMBC News, April 2018)