Benjamin Riviere
Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and Computer Science
Leads the Riviere Robot Lab, combining machine learning with real-time optimization and Monte Carlo tree search for robot autonomy, especially in space robotics.
Benjamin Riviere's lab at NYU works on autonomous vehicles & drones, learning theory & optimization and probabilistic & causal inference. 3 PhD students and 2 master's students. 2 alumni. Applications close .
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- papers, 2023–2026
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- PhD students
- 3
- MS students
- 2
- alumni listed
- 2
Papers by year2023–2026
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Where alumni went2 listed, 0% to industry
Industry 0Academia 1
Apply to NYUFall 2027
Computer Science PhD (Courant / Tandon)
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