Mobile Cyber-Physical Intelligence Lab

WELCOME

The Mobile Cyber-physical Intelligence Lab at the University of Montana is directed by Dr. Anh Nguyen. Our lab aims to design, develop, and implement novel sensing and intervention technologies for smart health, the Internet of Things, and human-computer interactions. Our overarching mission is to broaden the potential of cyber-physical systems through multimodal data fusion and interpretation frameworks in multidisciplinary research, including the understanding of human activities, augmentation of human capabilities, prediction of future human health problems, operation in inaccessible conditions, and efficiency. We has active collaborations with the University of Colorado, the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and the U.S. Army Medical Center of Excellence.

mCyPhI Lab is looking for self-motivated Ph.D. students to work on research projects in Mobile Systems, Smart Healthcare, and Machine Learning. Check my “Notes to Prospective Students” if you are interested in joining the team!

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WINNING AWARDS

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PATENTS

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PUBLICATIONS

News

  • 09/2023: Our paper on a comprehensive study featuring real-time acoustic stimulation for sleep aids is accepted by Nature Scientific Reports.
  • 04/2023: Our paper on an empirical study of 5G is accepted to IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computings
  • 10/2022: Served as a member of the Technical Program Committee of MobiSys 2023
  • 10/2022: Served as a member of the Technical Program Committee of HotMobile 2023
  • 09/2022: Served as a member of the Technical Program Committee of CML-IOT 2022
  • 08/2022: Awarded the D. J. Kasik (1972) Scholarship Fund
  • 05/2022: Served as a member of the Shadow Program Committee of the ACM SenSys 2022
  • 05/2022: Accepted an offer from the Department of Computer Science, University of Montana
  • 04/2022: Gave talk at the University of Montana
  • 04/2022: Gave talk in the Sleep Medicine Journal Club directed by Professor Simon Kyle (University of Oxford)
  • 02/2022: Awarded NSF Student Travel Grant from ACM MobiCom 2021
  • 01/2022: Served as a mentor in the N2 Women Mentorship Program in 2022
  • 11/2021: Invited to give a Guest Lecture in a graduate NetSys class
  • 04/2021: Successfully proposed my Ph.D. dissertation
  • 04/2021: Invited to give a Guest Lecture in a graduate NetSys class
  • 04/2020: Awarded Departmental Summer Research Fellowship 2020
  • 03/2020: Our Painometry is accepted to ACM MobiSys 2020
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Projects

– LIBS & Earable –
Wearable Brain Sensing & Stimulation Systems

– MobileOx –
Blood Oxygen Level Measurement System

– mSleepWatcher –
Understanding of Bedroom Environment
– Matthan –
Drone Detection
– DroidNet –
Android Resource Access Permission Recommendation System
Individualization of Thermal Comfort of Building Occupants