Current Projects

Below are some of our current projects

INSIGHTLLM: Intelligent System for Integrating Global Human & Animal Health Technology [WIP]

The aim of this project is to develop a specialized RAG system that will serve as a bridge between animal science and human nutrition. The system is designed to provide a comprehensive and accurate solutions with citations, to queries related to animal science and human nutrition by referencing a vast array of scientific literature. Various techniques like RAG, Dense (vectors) & Sparse (BM25) retrieval, and LLMs from Ollama will be employed to achieve this goal.

PI: Luis O. Tedeschi, Jian Tao, Robert Strong, Karun Kaniyamattam

Collaborators: Texas A&M Institute of Data Science, Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications, Department of Animal Science

Technologies: Retrieval-Augumented Generation, Large Language Models

Members: Dheeraj Mudireddy

InsightLLM Webpage

Lighthouse : Red Flag AI Tool

The aim of this project is to develop algorithms and their embodiment in prototype software to implement the categorization. The software will accept as input the project information and produce as output a profile summarizing the documents relevance to each topic e.g. through a numerical score in each topic, and analysis of the frequencies of keywords in each topic, together with a summary of the set of proposals.

PI: Jian Tao

Collaborators: Texas A&M Division of Research, Texas A&M Institute of Data Science, Department of Visualization

Technologies: Natural Language Processing, Research, Compliance, Biosafety

Members: Revanth Reddy, Sreekiran Prasad Vadaga, Harikrishnan Raghukumar

Lighthouse Webpage

RDash : An Organizational Intelligence Platform for Institutional Research [WIP]

A recommendation system that captures the opportunities for pursuing external research funds through grants, contracts, and subcontracts based on the scholar’s research profile. RDash-Grants entails analyzing a massive set of solicitations and funding opportunities and selecting the most appropriate one or group of relevant grants by considering the scholar’s preferences and research profile.

PI: Jian Tao

Collaborators: Texas A&M Division of Research, Texas A&M University Libraries, Texas A&M Institute of Data Science

Technologies: Natural Language Processing, Recommender Systems

Members: Revanth Reddy, Sreekiran Prasad Vadaga, Harikrishnan Raghukumar

RDash Webpage