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Ph.D.Research topic / dissertation title
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Meet the students working on research in control, robotics, sensing, and autonomous systems.
Student Name
M.Sc.Research topic / thesis title
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Student Name
B.Sc.Research topic / project title
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Student names, photos, email addresses, and project descriptions are editable placeholders until you provide the actual details.
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Recommendation letters
Need a recommendation letter?
A friendly heads-up for students planning their next academic step.
Sure! Happy to help — with a couple of small conditions :)
I want to write letters that are specific, credible, and genuinely useful. The simple rule below helps me make sure I know your work well enough to recommend you meaningfully.
A OR (B AND C) == 1
If A is true, or both B and C are true, you meet the baseline criteria for requesting a letter. Meeting the criteria does not automatically guarantee a letter; I’ll still need to be able to provide an honest and sufficiently detailed assessment.
A
You completed your M.Sc. thesis with me.
I directly supervised your thesis and am familiar with your research, independence, and contributions.
B
You took at least one course with me and ranked in the top 10% of the class.
Please be ready to share the course and semester, along with your grade or class-rank evidence if available.
C
I know your work beyond your course grade.
For example, you completed a research project, capstone, or other substantial academic work with me, or we worked together closely enough for me to assess your abilities.
A practical note: please ask well in advance (ideally 3–4 weeks), send your CV, transcript, the opportunity/program details, deadline, and a few points about your goals. I may decline if I can’t write a strong, honest letter or if the timeline is too short.