July 6, 2026

Lange and Ororbia receive a National Science Foundation award

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Richard Lange, assistant professor, and Alexander Ororbia, associate professor, both in the Department of Computer Science, received a new award from the National Science Foundation for their project “Advancing NeuroAI through Biologically-Plausible Self-supervised Learning.” Both faculty members' research bridges neuroscience and AI, with Ororbia leading the Neural Adaptive Computing Laboratory at RIT.

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