Chieh Tsai

Hi, thanks for stopping by.

I am a PhD student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Arizona, advised by Prof. Salim Hariri in the Autonomic Computing Laboratory.

My research focuses on autonomous safety and resilience at the intersection of AI, cybersecurity, and cyber-physical systems, with current work on autonomous vehicles, Quanser QCar2, and quadcopter-related platforms.

Before joining Arizona, I received my M.S. in Electronics and Computer Engineering from the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology. My master’s work was completed under Prof. Chang-Hong Lin in the MERGE Lab, where I worked on deep learning and generative image models. I later joined VIP Lab and worked on satellite-image super-resolution and object-level applications on remote sensing imagery.

I received an IEEE Best Master Thesis Award, a Best Presentation Award at ICSSE 2024, and an honorable mention in Taiwan’s Pickathon robotics and AI competition.

Outside the lab, I enjoy music, play multiple instruments, and love animals.