Kiri Wagstaff
After receiving my Ph.D. in Computer Science from Cornell University in 2002, I worked for a year in the JHU Applied Physics Lab's Space Department. My two major projects dealt with space weather prediction and the fault protection system for the MESSENGER spacecraft. I currently work at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in the Machine Learning Systems Group, investigating ways that machine learning can be used to improve the autonomy of space missions. I am also a Master's student in Geology at the University of Southern California, with Frank Corsetti as my advisor. Note: this content has moved to my new webpage: http://www.wkiri.com/. |
At Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin, 2006 (Speak softly!) |