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Cathy Wu

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AI & Transportation | MIT Associate Professor Interests: AI for good, sociotechnical systems, machine learning, optimization, reinforcement learning, public policy, gov tech, open science. Science is messy and beautiful. http://www.wucathy.com

I am happy to announce that for the first time my group is participating in the MIT-UF-NEU 2026 Joint Summer Research Camp. Applications are open until April 17. More info in thread and here: www.wucathy.com/prospective/

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If pure AI or pure search isn't working for you, consider learning-guided optimization! This approach combines the best of both worlds; our most recent work demonstrates this for coordinating agents in warehouse robotics.

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What's an energy-efficient way to shovel snow? Introducing eco-shoveling*, a two-stage technique to handle snow accumulation, while conserving energy in preparation for more shoveling later... Built to withstand three winter storms.

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Did something happen to the “my bangers” feed of your top bluesky posts? Is there an alternative?

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Have you noticed how navigation apps include walking & waiting for public transit, but excludes parking & walking for driving? After being late a few times 😅, we finally did. We got curious: what if these apps account for parking?

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📣 𝗣𝗼𝘀𝘁𝗱𝗼𝗰 𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝗺𝘆 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗽! I’m looking to hire 𝟭–𝟮 𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁𝗱𝗼𝗰𝘀 to work with us across the group’s research areas, including: 🤖 Deep reinforcement learning 🚦 Traffic modeling & control 🧠 Neural combinatorial optimization

Prospective MembersFaster, evidence-based decisions for sociotechnical systemscathywu.github.io
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We should be asking ourselves more what research should be done vs what research can be done

Jay Patel

"Can Large Language Models" returns 8k+ hits on Google Scholar. "Should Large Language Models" returns 73 hits. Before asking can...?, ask should...? and you'll save yourself a year's worth of research in some cases.

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🔥 New workshop at @neuripsconf.bsky.social! DiffCoALG bridges the gap between classic algorithms & differentiable learning. Think: LLM reasoning, routing, SAT, MIP — neurally optimized. 📌 Submit by Aug 22! 🤖🧠 🔗 sites.google.com/view/diffcoa... #NeurIPS2025

DiffCoALG@NeurIPS 2025About this Workshop Combinatorial algorithms are fundamental across a wide range of domains, owing to their ability to model optimization and decision-making tasks under complex constraints. These alg...sites.google.com
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This project was 4 years in the making and it's finally out! We found that controlling vehicle speeds to mitigate traffic across a city can cut carbon emissions between 11 and 22 percent. To do this, we used deep reinforcement learning to optimize one million eco-driving scenarios. 🚗🤖🧠

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We’ve got an awesome workshop tomorrow at RLC on real-world RL! Also, I’m moderating the panel, so let me know if you have questions about applying RL. 🤖🧠🤖

RL for Real Systems @RLC2025

📍 The RL4RS Workshop is happening tomorrow at University of Alberta, as part of @rl-conference.bsky.social. Join us for a focused day on real-world applications of Reinforcement Learning. 🗓️ Full Schedule: rl4rs.github.io/RL4RS/schedu... We hope to see you there.

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This is soooooo fun and so blazingly fast.

Obsidian

Obsidian 1.9.2 (early access) is available with improvements for Bases: - Formula syntax is more expressive and powerful. - Added number of results in the current view. - Table cells with long text expand to show the entire content when selected. - Operator dropdown for filters is now searchable.

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Feeling like a fish learning about water. Insightful thread

D. Hicks

Because science typically has practical aims, the standards of good science need to go *beyond* truth. Just exemplifying those epistemic values at the top of the thread isn't good enough. Science should be "fit-for-purpose." 6/ link.springer.com/10.1007/s131...

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I’m incredibly happy to have found metascience bluesky. Science is messy and beautiful, and there is a group of people thinking hard about how and why.

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I’m pretty shocked. I was just appointed to a serve on a standing committee in April. TRB has definitely helped me find my footing in the field.

Alex Karner

TRB is dissolving all committees. This wasn't unexpected, but they're couching it in a technocratic need to "get back to basics" and ease administrative burden when in fact it's a great big shit sandwich that we're all expected to eat and not make a fuss about.

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Science is a journey not a destination.

Berna Devezer

Lastly to round up the 🧵: Science works doesn't mean every scientific study produces a fact ready for public consumption. Scientific work is incremental, iterative, nonlinear, slow, imperfect, relentless. Continuous improvement upon what was. Science works not despite but because of many failures.

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This is the way to cross a freeway. 😍 Breathtaking walkway across SR-520 in Redmond, WA at Microsoft Campus🚶‍♀️🚲🛣️

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Great advice in here. “Aim to have such a high growth rate that you cringe looking back at yourself a year ago.”

Jesper Dr.amsch

Want to get ahead in your early career? 👩‍💼🚀 Check out Celine Halioua's advice for early career professionals! 🌟📈

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This will mean 75% fewer NSF grants to award…

Dan Garisto

Looks like they'll achieve that in part by funding about a quarter of the grants they are currently funding. 7% success rate is harrowing stuff. If you're not at a top school, will you even bother applying?

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