CMU professor wins NSF-STRIDE AI Efficiency Challenge grant, hiring PhD students and postdocs
sh_reya · x · 2026-10-23
Researcher shreya (CMU) announced selection for NSF funding via the NSF-STRIDE AI Efficiency Challenge. The project targets a real pain point: using LLMs to analyze large datasets is currently extremely expensive, slow, and inefficient, and better infrastructure is needed to make such analysis practical at scale. She is hiring PhD students (apply via the CMU website) and postdocs (by email) to work on this area starting in 2027.
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