Chirag Raman, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, TU Delft

Hi there! I’m an Assistant Professor at TU Delft, where I lead the Tapri Lab.
I study how situated AI systems can understand and continually adapt within the worlds they inhabit. My work connects embodied social intelligence with methods for composing and guiding generative models to meet new goals and constraints.

For agents, this raises a fascinating question: how can they infer what others know or intend, learn how their environment works, and reason about how everyone’s actions shape what happens next?

Outside research, I enjoy indie game development, fantasy fiction, judo, and discovering new places and cultures by bicycle.

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An abstract visualization of artificial intelligence understanding social human behavior. The image comprises of a human face with two halves; the left half an androgynous human, the right half a machine imagining social conversations.