AutMn: Trustworthy Autonomy
Department of Computer Science,
The University of Alabama

Director & PI: Dr. Bineet Ghosh

[Update] Dr. Ghosh (sole PI) receives NSF funding ($364,155).

[Update] Dr. Ghosh serves as a joint Repeatability Evaluation Chair at HSCC/ICCPS 2026!

[Hiring!] We are hiring PhD, Masters and Undergraduate students to join our lab. Feel free to send us an email with your CV if you are interested.


It's AutMn at UA!

About Us

AutMn: Trustworthy Autonomy is a research lab at The University of Alabama ("It's AutMn at UA!"). Led by Dr. Bineet Ghosh, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science, this lab focuses on designing and verifying autonomous systems. Our main objective is to ensure safety and correctness of autonomous systems in presence of uncertainties, with complex system dynamics, with heterogeneous and distributed computing resources. We strive to incorporate intelligence, bridge the gap between models and their implementations, and tackle other related complexities. To learn more about our research, please visit our research page (or Dr. Ghosh's research page).
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[Hiring!] We are currently hiring fully funded PhD students to join our lab and contribute to these exciting projects on Trustworthy Autonomy. If you are interested, feel free to send an email to Dr. Ghosh with your CV. Additionally, we also have openings for undergraduate and masters students, so don't hesitate to reach out if you are interested.

Lately, we are trying initiate a pilot project aimed at creating teaser videos (whenever we find time) that showcase our lab's research, with the goal of reaching a wider audience. The primary objective of this is to expand our reach and connect with a wider audience, including high-school students, to encourage them in STEM subjects. This initiative would also be helpful to establish connections with students, practitioners, and scientists from diverse research areas, encouraging interdisciplinary collaboration and the exchange of innovative ideas. These teaser videos draw inspiration from the increasing trend of short-form video content, incorporating interesting effects and music, making them accessible to a broader.

LinkedIn /bineetkumarghosh/ Instagram /autmn_lab/ Twitter /BineetGhosh3/ Facebook /autmn.lab/