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Smart Cities MIAMI 2023 will Dive in to Analyze…

University of Miami climate scientist Ben Kirtman imagines a future where cities and scientists will collaborate to interpret data from sensors throughout their municipalities. This information could allow scientists to predict and project risks for stressors like heat waves and flooding at the neighborhood and street level, so city leaders could then alert the residents who may need to take precautionary measures. Read more “Smart Cities MIAMI 2023 will Dive in to Analyze Novel Climate Adaptations” →

Events - Past

Catch the Replay: Spring 2023 IDSC Town Hall

IDSC is broadening its computational resources and services! This Town Hall meeting showcased IDSC’s advanced computing resources, systems and data engineering services, workforce development and educational programming, as well as our research focus areas, outreach, events, and engagement opportunities. Read more “Catch the Replay: Spring 2023 IDSC Town Hall” →

Entrepreneurship

APPLY NOW: Free I-Corps@NCATS Training on Commercializing Research begins…

Apply now for this CTSI-supported course for entrepreneurial researchers engaged in development of novel therapies, diagnostics, processes, and devices. This Miami-regional course is geared toward faculty and researchers in the life sciences from all Florida universities and colleges as well as startups in the community. Read more “APPLY NOW: Free I-Corps@NCATS Training on Commercializing Research begins 3/31” →

Artificial Intelligence

AI-Enabled Robots may Increase Recycling and Workplace Safety

A team of researchers at the University of Miami’s Institute for Data Science and Computing (IDSC) has developed an application that uses machine learning and computer vision to identify various waste materials. The system would allow for Florida residents to scan an item and get photos and descriptions of what products are recyclable in which county and what receptacle to reduce excessive waste. Read more “AI-Enabled Robots may Increase Recycling and Workplace Safety” →

News

Is ChatGPT as Smart as a College Student?

In this article by The Miami Hurricane Reporter Patrick McCaslin, University of Miami Provost Jeffrey Duerk, IDSC’s Dr. Yelena Yesha, Department of Computer Science Chair Victor Milenkovic, UM lecturer and poet Nicole Hospital-Medina, and French Lecturer Viviana Pezzullo look at the various outcomes of implementing Chat GPT and its effects on learning.

Events

2-day Software Carpentry-Python Workshop 3/2+3 Medical Campus-FULL

Software Carpentry helps researchers get their work done in less time and with less pain by teaching them basic research computing skills. This hands-on workshop will cover basic concepts and tools, including program design, version control, data management, and task automation. Read more “2-day Software Carpentry-Python Workshop 3/2+3 Medical Campus-FULL” →

Magazine

The IDSC Magazine Spring 2023 Issue is Now Online!

The spring 2023 issue of the IDSC DATA SCIENCE and COMPUTING magazine is now online. Start reading with our cover story on a digital twin project headed by Dr. Giselle Ricur of Bascom Palmer Eye Institute.
Read more “The IDSC Magazine Spring 2023 Issue is Now Online!” →

Events

2-day Software Carpentry-R Workshop 2/23+24 Medical Campus

Creative Technologies

“The Human Renascence in the Era of Robots” with…

As we watch incredible advances in artificial intelligence and robotics, machines get smarter and stronger every day. Some say robots will take everyone’s jobs and we are doomed to live under harsh circumstances, but the reality is that humans are needed more than ever and this is an opportunity for a “Human Renascence”. Read more ““The Human Renascence in the Era of Robots” with Innovation Evangelist Alberto Levy 2/16″ →

Data Citizens

Catch the Replay: Renowned Cardiology Researcher Zahi Fayad on…

Integrating varied data sets is vital for advancing medical research and delivering personalized health care, according to Zahi A. Fayad, PhD, a nationally renowned cardiology researcher. “We need to assemble the data for the whole person, including wearables, clinical reports, and imaging,” he said. Read more “Catch the Replay: Renowned Cardiology Researcher Zahi Fayad on Integrating Health-Related Data Sets” →

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