Add TMRL and update Polaris and VAMOS years#5
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This pull request updates the publication entries in the Masters / Undergrad section of
index.htmlto reflect new venues, years, and adds a new paper. The main changes involve updating the publication status of several papers from "Under Review" to accepted at RSS 2026, and introducing a new entry.Publication updates:
"TMRL: Diffusion Timestep-Modulated Pre-training Enables Exploration for Efficient Policy Fine-tuning"with venueRSS 2026and year2026."Robometer: Scaling General-Purpose Robotic Reward Models via Trajectory Comparisons"to show venueRSS 2026and year2026instead of "Under Review"."PolaRiS: Scalable Real-to-Sim Evaluations for Generalist Robot Policies"to show venueRSS 2026and year2026instead of "Under Review".Other adjustments:
"VAMOS: A Hierarchical Vision-Language-Action Model for Capability-Modulated and Steerable Navigation"to2026(still "Under Review").