Xenobot
coverage.
Miscellaneous
coverage.
Media
coverage
for
Morphological
Complexity.
Media
coverage
for PECASE.
Media coverage
for Metamorphosing
Machines.
Media coverage
for
Resilient Machines.
Media coverage
for
Artificial Ontogeny.
Reddit Brings a UVM Evolutionary Robotics Class to the World (May, 2016) [PDF]
The Accidental Roboticist (Oct, 2014)[PDF]
UVM Researchers Hunt Down Hidden Network Nodes with the Help of Eureqa. (Feb, 2014)[URL]
Will Your Child Be An Overweight Adult? (Feb, 2014)[URL]
Reddit AMA ("Ask Me Anything")[HTML]
Smithsonian Magazine: Beware. Scientists are Creating Machines That Can Evolve on Their Own (Dec, 2013)[PDF]
"Robotics and Humanity" (Apr, 2012)[VID]
Science News: "Software Scientist" (Jan, 2012)[PDF]
Irish Times: "iRobot" (Nov 16, 2011)[PDF]
Financial Times Podcast (May, 2011)[mp3]
Science News: "Meet the Growbots" (Jan. 29, 2011)[PDF]
University of Vermont Honors College (January, 2010)[PDF]
Discover Magazine (June, 2008)[PDF]
Burlington Free Press article (May 18, 2007)[PDF]
IO9 Blog post: Bots show how tough environments affect evolution (Jan, 2014)[PDF]
Motherboard Blog post: To Create Advanced Robots, Let Them Evolve in Complex Environments (Jan, 2014)[PDF]
Eurekalert: Environment affects an organism's complexity (Jan, 2014)[PDF]
White House Press Release: President Obama honors outstanding early career scientists (Sept, 2011)[PDF]
UVM Press Release: President Obama Honors UVM Robotics Scientist (Sept, 2011)[PDF]
Seven Days Magazine: UVM scientist wins highest national award (Oct, 2011)[PDF]
Rutland Herald: UVM scientist wins highest national award (Sept, 2011)[PDF]
The Why Files: "Dr. Darwin teaches robot." (Jan. 5, 2012)[PDF]
American Scientist: "Bringing Up Robots" (February, 2011)[PDF]
Local Vermont television (WCAX) interview (Feb. 11, 2011)[VID]
Vermont Cynic: "Evolution fuels robot research" (Feb. 14, 2011)[PDF]
Discover Blog: "Robots that Evolve Like Animals Are Touch and Smart--Like Animals" (Feb. 14, 2011)[PDF]
Boston Globe: "Artificial intelligence based on Darwin’s idea" (Jan. 31, 2011)[PDF]
Burlington Free Press: "UVM professor explores robot's ability to evolve" (Feb. 7, 2011)[PDF]
CBS: "Scientists: Robots Learn to Walk in Stages" (Jan. 25, 2011)[PDF]
On the front of the National Science Foundation's website (Jan. 31, 2011)[bmp]
Voice of America, Our World (Jan. 29, 2011)[mp3]
Wired: "Robots Evolve More Natural Ways of Walking" (Jan. 26, 2011)[PDF]
Popular Science: "Evolutionary Robots Learn to Crawl Before They Walk" (Jan. 25, 2011)[PDF]
New Scientist: "Metamorphosis key to creating stable walking robots" (Jan. 10, 2011)[PDF]
Robaid: "Evolutive morphological change of robots enhances their capabilities" (Jan. 14, 2011)[PDF]
Kurzweilai.net: "Evolutionary robotics: for robust robots, let them be babies first" (Jan. 21, 2011)[PDF]
New Scientist: " 'Self-aware' space rovers would be speedy explorers" (Sept. 21, 2007)[PDF]
Esquire: "Six ideas that will change the world [Machines That Fix Themselves]" (Nov. 11, 2007)[PDF]
Vermont Public Radio interview[mp3]
Part of Slate.com's five biggest neuroscience developments of the year[PDF]
Discovery Channel TV Interview[wmv]
EPFL Talking Robots podcast (with Hod Lipson) (Switzerland)[mp3]
New England Cable News (NECN) TV Interview[wmv]
New Scientist (UK)[PDF]
The Guardian (UK)[PDF]
The Guardian podcast (UK)[wma]
University of Vermont Interview[PDF]
The Globe and Mail (Canada)[PDF]
The Future of Things (Israel)[PDF]
Russian Newsweek[PDF]
Die Zeit (Germany) [English translation][PDF]
Deutschelandfunk, podcast (Germany; German only)[mp3]
Nature builds other robots [Neue Zuercher Zeitungen] (German / English)
’Animals' grown from an artificial embryo [New Scientist][PDF]
Virtual Genetic Evolution [Slashdot][PDF]
Scientists plot evolution of virtual creatures [Ananova][PDF]
Brother Machinemen [Translated into English from Der Spiegel, the German news magazine][PDF]
The Fairytale of Intelligent Monsters (2001)[PDF]