Student Research

Luddy’s breadth gives you limitless possibilities for your research, and you can start your ambitious projects as early as your first year.

Our students have worked on projects ranging from mobile augmented reality applications to a robot that helps address the needs of the homeless to neural networks for identifying characteristics of dyslexia in children’s handwriting.

You will gain valuable experience, enhance your skills, explore new ideas, and increase your marketability. And you can showcase your work in symposia, conferences, and competitions here and around the world.

The Student Research Handbook provides students with information about all the Luddy research areas and faculty involved. There is also a sample message to faculty that you can use as a template for your initial contact.

Also, Luddy students have established the Luddy Tribune, a periodic newsletter directed to students that highlights individual faculty and their research. The Tribune is sent directly to students through their email and posted on monitors available throughout Luddy. 

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