Academic profile · 2026

Ge Song

Postdoctoral Research Associate

Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of Connecticut

I am a mechanical engineering researcher developing artificial intelligence methods for manufacturing, robotics, and complex physical systems. My work connects data-driven learning with real-world sensing, physical behavior, and deployable engineering applications.

Artificial Intelligence Intelligent Manufacturing Robotics Physical Systems

01 / EDUCATION

Academic path

A mechanical engineering foundation shaped by robotics, deep learning, and intelligent systems.

012021-2025

Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering

University of South Carolina

Thesis / dissertationRecognizing the Unexpected: Deep Learning Across Complex Environments

022019-2021

M.S. in Mechanical Engineering

Boston University

Thesis / dissertationComparison of Tracking Algorithm for Differential Drive Robots

032015-2019

B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

Nanjing University of Science and Technology

Thesis / dissertationDesign of Automatic Sorting System for Parts

02 / NEWS & UPDATES

Recent highlights

Selected milestones from my latest research and scholarly activities.

03 / RESEARCH

Selected projects

AI methods grounded in real-world sensing, physical constraints, and deployable systems.

01 / ONGOING · GEN-AI
Conceptual porous battery-electrode volume with physics-aware field information

Generative AI for Battery Electrodes

Developing data-efficient, physics-aware methods that reuse local microstructure knowledge to support analysis of larger electrode domains.

  • Ongoing Research
  • Generative AI
  • Physics-Aware ML
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02 / EDGE-AI
3D printer monitored through side-channel energy sensing and edge intelligence

Manufacturing Health Monitoring

A side-channel energy auditing system for real-time anomaly detection in robotic and 3D-printing processes on edge devices.

  • Edge Computing
  • Digital Manufacturing
  • Anomaly Detection
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03 / ONGOING · SAFE-MOBILITY
Conceptual geosocial risk landscape surrounding an urban railroad grade crossing

Geosocial Risk Modeling

An ongoing explainable spatial-AI project connecting physical, community, and regional context to proactive railroad-crossing safety decisions.

  • Ongoing Research
  • Spatial AI
  • Explainable AI
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04 / VISION
Concept illustration of spatial-temporal pedestrian motion analysis at a railroad grade crossing

Abnormal Situation Awareness

A real-time safety platform that learns normal pedestrian motion from skeleton trajectories, then detects and localizes risky behavior at railroad grade crossings.

  • Computer Vision
  • Deep Learning
  • Real-time Systems
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04 / PUBLICATIONS

Research record

Google Scholar
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Journal2026

GPU-enabled decentralized, multi-robot path planning based on global evolutionary dynamic programming and local particle swarm optimization

J. Ou, G. Song, J. Guo, Y. Cao, and Y. Wang

Expert Systems with Applications, vol. 321, 132321

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Journal2025

A memory and retrieval transformer-based unsupervised learning model for anomaly detection and segmentation

J. Guo, G. Song, and Y. Wang

Pattern Recognition, 113004

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Journal2025

Graphics processing unit-enabled path planning based on global evolutionary dynamic programming and local genetic algorithm optimization

J. Ou, G. Song, and Y. Wang

Applied Soft Computing, 113167

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Conference2025

A dual-contrastive-attention transformer for unsupervised anomaly detection in Lamb waves structural health monitoring

J. Guo et al.

Annual Conference of the PHM Society, vol. 17

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Journal2024

Narrowing signal distribution by adamantane derivatization for amino acid identification using an alpha-hemolysin nanopore

X. Wei et al.

Nano Letters, vol. 24, no. 5, 1494-1501

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Journal2023

Hybrid path planning based on adaptive visibility graph initialization and edge computing for mobile robots

J. Ou, S. H. Hong, G. Song, and Y. Wang

Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, vol. 126, 107110

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Conference2023

An energy consumption auditing anomaly detection system of robotic manipulators based on a generative adversarial network

G. Song, S. H. Hong, T. Kyzer, and Y. Wang

Annual Conference of the PHM Society, vol. 15

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Conference2023

A deep generative adversarial network (GAN)-enabled abnormal pedestrian behavior detection at grade crossings

G. Song, Y. Qian, and Y. Wang

IEEE SoutheastCon 2023, 677-684

05 / CONTACT

Let's connect ideas
to the physical world.

I'm interested in research conversations and collaborations across AI, manufacturing, robotics, and data-driven physical systems.