Josh Bongard is affiliated with the University of Vermont in the United States. Their research spans multiple disciplines, primarily within engineering and computer science, with a particular focus on mechanical and biomedical engineering as well as artificial intelligence.
The scientist's work covers diverse subfields including:
Central topics explored in their research include modular robots and swarm intelligence, micro and nano robotics, advanced memory and neural computing, cellular automata and applications, neural dynamics and brain function, robotic locomotion and control, and advanced materials and mechanics.
Bongard has published extensively, contributing to both conference proceedings and peer-reviewed journals. The most frequent publication venues include:
Recent published papers demonstrate the application of computational and biological principles in robotics and autonomous systems. Selected publications include:
Bongard's collaborations span a range of researchers with frequent coauthors including Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio, Michael Levin, Sam Kriegman, Atoosa Parsa, and Corey S. O'Hern, indicating a network of partnerships focused on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of robotics, biology, and engineering.
Rolf Pfeifer;Josh Bongard
Josh Bongard;Victor Zykov;Hod Lipson
Josh C. Bongard;Hod Lipson
Sam Kriegman;Douglas Blackiston;Michael Levin;Michael Levin;Josh C. Bongard
Josh C. Bongard
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Rolf Pfeifer;Josh C. Bongard
Josh C. Bongard;Rolf Pfeifer
Paul White;Viktor Zykov;Josh C. Bongard;Hod Lipson
Josh C. Bongard
Josh C. Bongard;Rolf Pfeifer
Rolf Pfeifer;Fumiya Iida;Josh Bongard
Dylan S. Shah;Joshua P. Powers;Liana G. Tilton;Sam Kriegman
J.C. Bongard;H. Lipson
Joshua Evan Auerbach;Josh C. Bongard
Dylan Shah;Bilige Yang;Sam Kriegman;Michael Levin;Michael Levin
Anand I. Rughani;Travi S.M. Dumont;Zhenyu Lu;Josh Bongard
C. Paul;J.C. Bongard
Zhenyu Lu;Xindong Wu;Xingquan Zhu;Josh Bongard
Sam Kriegman;Sam Kriegman;Douglas Blackiston;Douglas Blackiston;Michael Levin;Michael Levin;Josh Bongard
Sam Kriegman;Nick Cheney;Josh C. Bongard
Nick Cheney;Nick Cheney;Nick Cheney;Josh C. Bongard;Vytas SunSpiral;Hod Lipson
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