People#
Professor Sarah Brown
Sarah M Brown is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science and director of the ML4STS Lab at the University of Rhode Island.
Surbhi Rathore
PhD student working on task level fairness and fair feature selection
Ritta Neg Mfa
PhD student working on Benchmarking fair coding assistant to assess LLMs’ performance across multiple dimensions, including bias mitigation and code quality.
Noah Vario
Undergraduate Comp Sci student interested in ML, Project Credit
Trevor Moy
Undergraduate Computer Science, Project Credit, interested in ML
Lani Jimenez
Undergraduate Researcher, Project Credit, Comp Sci student interested in ML
Marcus Diaz
Undergraduate Researcher, Project Credit, Computer Science major interested in ML
Sean Dumont
Sean Dumont is a college sophomore researching AI and ethics, exploring the societal impacts of emerging technologies. They are also passionate about backend development and software engineering, focusing on building and optimizing tech solutions.
Alumni#
Brendan Rice
Undergraduate Researcher, Project Credit working on developer tools for robust ML
Rohan Kelley
Undergraduate Researcher, Project Credit
Dom Silva
Undergraduate Researcher, Project Credit
Emmely Trejo Alvarez
MS student working on explainations for fairness and tradeoffs between metrics
Chris DeMaria
Undergraduate Researcher, Project Credit
Marie Mellor
Undergraduate Researcher, Project Credit
Linda Tran
Undergraduate Researcher, LSAMP Scholar
Aiden Hill
Undergraduate Researcher
Justin Biancamano
Undergraduate Resarcher, Project Credit
Yemi Fasina
Undergraduate Researcher
Caroline Sadler
Undergraduate Researcher
CJ Morris
Undergraduate Researcher, Project Credit
Patrick
Undergraduate Researcher, Project Credit
Patrick Dowd is an undergraduate student at the Univeristy of Rhode Island and a research assistant for Professor Brown for an open source fairness forensics software called Wiggum. As a research assistant Patrick’s main tasks included writing scripts to generate synthetic data to test source code with, record the results and report results to the team. He implemented and tested an accelerated version of the code devised by Shine Xu, a collaborator from University of Oklahoma. Additionally, Patrick updated the Wiggum repository infrastructure. These updates included adding a GitHub action for building the documentation and running the tests, creating a pipfile to manage the depencies, resolving dependencies/ security concerns and updating documentation for the project.
Jake Afonso
Undergraduate Researcher, 2021 URI Arts & Sciences Fellow, Project Credit
Wartih Balogun
Undergraduate Researcher, LSAMP Scholar
Brianna MacDonald
Undergraduate Researcher, Project Credit
Jacob Lussier
Undergraduate Researcher
Undergraduate Researcher, LSAMP Scholar
Jessia Dai
Undergraduate Researcher, Brown UTRA Award Recipient