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About Norah Alghamdi

Norah Alghamdi

  • Ph.D. Student, Electrical and Computer Engineering

game theory Multi-robot Systems robotics

Education 2021.07 - Present Ph.D. Student in Electrical and Computer Engineering, KAUST, KSA 2018.08 - 2021.06 M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, KAUST, KSA 2013.08 - 2018.07 B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, King Abdulaziz University, KSA Selected Publications N.K. Alghamdi, D.A. Shamma, J.S. Shamma, "Analyzing the Passivity of the Human Decision Making Rule in a Congestion Game Experiment" 2022 IEEE American Control Conference (ACC), 4826-4831, (2022). Areas of Expertise and Research Interests ​Game Theory Multi-robot Systems Robotics Human-robot Interaction

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    During the past summer, our dedicated team at the RISC Lab participated in the prestigious annual program organized by the Saudi Research Science Institute. This enriching experience saw us hosting three exceptionally talented high-school students from Saudi Arabia, who embarked on an immersive six-week core research program. Under the expert guidance of RISC Lab faculty, Prof. Eric Feron and Prof. Shinkyu Park, each student was paired with a mentor to provide support throughout their laboratory work and in-depth project discussions. The research projects undertaken were as follows: Projects:

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