Aaron Moseley

I'm a senior in the Lewis Honors College at the University of Kentucky double-majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics, planning to graduate in May 2024. I've been a research assistant for Dr. Abdullah-Al-Zubaer Imran, where I worked on novel training methods for medical image segmentation models and wrote a paper accepted to ISBI 2024, and Dr. Christopher Crawford, where I built a high-speed data acquisition system for a nuclear physics experiment investigating gamma radiation emissions from decaying neutrons.

Over the past two summers, I've gained experience building data analysis and report automation tools as an intern at Lockheed Martin and updating the physical verification system for new hardware devices at Infineon Technologies. I also spent three semesters as a teaching assistant at the University of Kentucky instructing multiple lab sections on topics including introductory and intermediate C++ and Linux. I am currently a grader for CS335 (Computer Graphics and Multimedia) where I grade assignments and exams for over 60 students.

My primary interests are related to machine learning, specifically decision-making artificial intelligence. But, I have a wide variety of experience, including game development, physics simulations, web development, and computer networking.