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Suraj Reddy
I am a student at MIT studying electrical engineering,
computer science, and mathematics. My work sits across robotics, embodied AI, reasoning
systems, and computational materials research.
I currently do robotics research with the
Improbable AI Lab.
I previously worked on agent memory and planning through
MINDSTORES,
and researched computational molecular dynamics and materials research at Stanford and the University of Delaware for ~4 years.
Outside the lab, I have worked as an AI/ML engineer at Amazon, worked at NASA, worked at a humanoid startup,
and built projects around earthquake-resistant metamaterials, research tooling, and aerospace education.
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Selected Research
I am interested in embodied intelligence, robotics, machine learning, world modeling,
planning, and scientific computing.
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Embodied AI
MINDSTORES
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MINDSTORES: Experience-Augmented Planning for Embodied Agents
Suraj Reddy and collaborators
Research project
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A framework for embodied agents to build and reuse structured memory from environmental interaction.
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Reasoning
ACO-ToT
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Pheromone-based Learning: Ant Colony Optimization for Tree of Thought Reasoning
Co-author
arXiv, 2025
arXiv
A biologically inspired search method that improves how language models explore and select reasoning paths.
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Materials
Stanford
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Molecular Dynamics Research for Solar-Relevant Nanocomposites
Suraj Reddy
Stanford University
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First-authored work on PMMA-etOCS nanocomposites and durability mechanisms relevant to energy systems.
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Robotics
Improbable AI
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Robotics Research at the Improbable AI Lab
MIT CSAIL
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lab
Ongoing work on robotics and embodied intelligence for agents that can learn more structured, adaptive behavior.
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Coursework
6.7960 (G): Deep Learning
6.4210: Robotic Manipulation
6.3720: Statistical Data Analysis
6.191: Computational Structures
18.600: Random Variables and Probability
6.1903: Low Level Programming in C and Assembly
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A fuller archive of research, industry work, and leadership projects lives on
the work page.
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