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Welcome toINTELLIGENT DATA SCIENCE LAB

We develop novel algorithms and machine learning models to solve complex challenges in data science and AI.

Research Themes

1

IoT & Smart Systems

Exponential advancements in development and deployment of IoT systems, smart infrastructures, and our dependency on these systems.

2

Safety & Resiliency

Developing tools to help resolve software issues faster and advance toward better system safety, security, and resiliency.

3

Automated Reasoning

Key role in understanding system behavior, verification, run-time monitoring, anomaly detection, and intrusion detection.

4

Data-Driven Engineering

Computational research in data-driven software engineering gets complex with the amount of data needed to reach outcomes.

Our Focus

IDSL conducts data mining, software engineering, and machine learning research with a focus on safety-critical software systems to ensure that modern day safety-critical systems are safe, secure, and resilient.

We often collaborate with industry partners and other academic researchers for problem-solving in specific domains.

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Latest News

Stay updated with our latest research and activities

Starting our AI for Social Good Seminar Series with inaugural speaker 'Prof. Milind Tambe', Harvard
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Starting our AI for Social Good Seminar Series with inaugural speaker 'Prof. Milind Tambe', Harvard

We are thrilled to launch our AI for Social Good Seminar Series, led by Western University and supported by University of Waterloo, UBC, and the International Center for Applied Systems Science for Sustainable Development. Our first inaugural speaker is Prof. Milind Tambe, Harvard University, USA.

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Securing the human behind the wheel: Western Engineering researchers advance cybersecurity for semi-autonomous vehicles
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Securing the human behind the wheel: Western Engineering researchers advance cybersecurity for semi-autonomous vehicles

Today's vehicles can steer, brake and change lanes on their own. But in critical moments, they still rely on a human driver to take control. What happens if a cyberattack doesn't target the vehicle's software but instead exploits the driver's behaviour? That question sits at the heart of a newly funded research project at Western Engineering, where three researchers are working to close a critical gap in the cybersecurity of semi-autonomous vehicles.

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Join Our Research Team

Please see our publications list for more information on our research. Our team members and some examples of current and past projects are also available on our team page. We upload our presentations and workshops to the resources page.

Our group is recruiting year-round for postdocs, MASc and PhD students, visiting students and undergraduate students. All admitted students will receive a stipend.

How to Apply

If you are interested in pursuing research or graduate studies, please email Dr. Apurva Narayan with the following documents:

  • CV
  • Research Statement
  • Sample work (if applicable)
Contact Dr. Narayan