NEWS

[JULY 10, 2025] ADAPT lab CNU affiliation link (Under the "Robotics, Drones and Collaborative agents" section: Link
[JULY 6, 2025] Page for ADAPT lab (Advanced Development in Adaptive and Persistent Technologies goes live!

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CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES

Last updated: July 7, 2025

2 open positions for masters' thesis (CNU 5 year program] on topics related to vehicular robotics.
Undergraduate research opportunities

FUNDING

External funding received to date: $116,527

Full list of awarded grants can be found here: Link

CURRENT STUDENTS (Graduate)

George Hill

Mason Hill is a graduate student in the CNU Applied Physics and Computer Science program with a concentration in Applied Physics.

His prior research experience includes Space@VT, the Virginia Tech Center for Soft Matter and Biological Physics, Center for Atmospheric Science at Hampton University and the LIGO lab at CNU.

He is interested in research at the intersection of physics, mathematics, engineering, robotics, and artificial intelligence.

Resume_Hill_ADAPT_Lab.pdf

Mason Beckmeyer

Mason is a graduate student in the Applied Physics and Computer Science program.

Research interests include cyber security blockchain solutions, Natural Language Processing, and vehicular ad hoc networks.

Currently researching building a Security Event Management System utilizing blockchain technology within secured networks.

Mason_Beckmeyer_Resume_may_2025.pdf

CURRENT STUDENTS (Undergraduate)

Cole Thomsen

Cole Thomsen is a senior at CNU majoring in Information Science.

He has prior research experience with drones and has worked as a Summer Scholar in the ADAPT lab on a 3D printed drone mount.

His research interests in cellular technology, PC hardware, Android (rooting and custom ROMs), train propulsion, electrification, and 3D printing.

Thomsen CV.pdf

PREVIOUS STUDENTS

Brett Kropinski

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