Sujata Basyal is a PhD student in the Mechanical Engineering Department at Auburn University. She completed her undergraduate studies in Automobile Engineering in her home country Nepal from Tribhuwan University and her master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Auburn University in 2024. Her research interests include nonlinear control, walking exoskeletons, deep neural networks, switched systems. Expected graduation is August 2026.

AL-EPSCoR fellowship 2024; PGR fellowship, 2024-2026 

Jonathan Ting is a PhD student at Auburn University's department of Mechanical Engineering. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering from Auburn University. His research interests include the development of a novel deep neural network-based control law, functional electrical stimulation control, and walking exoskeletons. Expected graduation is August 2026. 

NIH GRISE fellowship, 2024; SMART fellowship, 2025

Rukesh Gusain is a PhD student in the Mechanical Engineering Department at Auburn University. Originally from Nepal, he completed his undergraduate studies in Mechanical Engineering at Tribhuvan University. He later earned his master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at Auburn University. His research focuses on non-linear control systems and rehabilitative robotics. Expected graduation is in Fall 2027.

Kislaya Mishra is a graduate student at Auburn University's department of Mechanical Engineering. He received his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Auburn University and acquired experience in the automotive sector for 2 years. His research interests include investigation of complex uncertain non-linear systems that require adaptation, Lyapunov-based and DNN- based control law, learning and optimization, NCS, Input/Output Delays. Expected graduation is August 2025. 

Auburn University Outstanding MS student award, 2024

Joseph Crapet is a graduate student at Auburn University’s department of Mechanical Engineering. He received his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Auburn University. His research interests include nonlinear controllers, exoskeletons, deep neural networks, and mechatronics. Expected graduation is August 2026.