Research group
“Our group is particularly interested in ensuring that the single and multi-agent systems are safe, reliable, and unbiased, when operating in fully and partially observable environments.”In its own words: research.engr.oregonstate.edu
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A research group at Oregon State University studying sequential decision making for autonomous systems, with a focus on making single- and multi-agent systems safe, reliable and unbiased.

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Received $750k from 1 funder

Led by Sandhya Saisubramanian (Assistant Professor)Checked 26 Oct 2026

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1 grant totalling $750k, newest first.

2024 1 grant · $750k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Aug 2024NSF Safe Learning-Enabled Systems$750kNSF SLES award 2416459: Collaborative Research: No Bad Surprises: Aligning Agent and Human Norms via Specification Refinements. Estimated total award; 2024 cohort; programme run with Open Philanthropy and Good Ventures source