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I am currently a master's student of automation and electrical engineering programme at Aalto University, where I am majoring in control, robotics, and autonomous systems, and minoring in computer science. I started my studies in the autumn of 2023, and I expect to finish my studies in 2025.

I currently work with Prof. Dominik Baumann of the Cyber-physical Systems Group on learning computationally lightweight classifiers for safe RL. Previously, I had worked on learning reward transformations that woudl mitigate the effects of low-probability high-impact events in RL.

I was previously a graduate research assistant with the Sensor Informatics Group, working on implementing optimal control methods on a rotary inverted pendulum. The group is led by Prof. Simo Sarkka.

Before that, I was a junior research fellow with the Data, Control, and Autonomous Systems (DACAS) Lab, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, from 2021-2023, with Prof. Jishnu Keshavan. I graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in mechanical engineering from Ramaiah Institute of Technology in 2021.

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conferences

  1. Singhal, S., Keshavan, J. and Murali, S. (2023) "Constant optical flow divergence based robust adaptive control strategy for autonomous vertical landing of quadrotors", AIAA SCITECH 2023 Forum, doi:10.2514/6.2023-1150

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  1. J. Keshavan, S. Belgaonkar and S. Murali, "Adaptive Control of a Constrained First Order Sliding Mode for Visual Formation Convergence Applications," in IEEE Access, vol. 11, pp. 112263-112275, 2023, doi: 10.1109/ACCESS.2023.3323896
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Shreeram Murali

Hi, my name is Shreeram, and I'm currently a master's student of electrical engineering and computer science (EECS) at Aalto University, Finland. I'm also a research assistant with the Cyber-physical Systems Group.

Broadly, my research interests are at the intersection of machine learning and control. More specifically, I'm interested in exploring ideas that make learning-based methods safer, computationally lightweight, and more robust.

As an engineering student, a lot of my work involves experimentation, so you'll find links to software projects on my GitHub. Outside of this, I'm into photography, film, and music.

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