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Campus NewsSep 18, 2024

NSF and Simons Foundation launch $20 million National AI Research Institute in Astronomy

DSI NewsAug 29, 2024

DSI Celebrates Culmination of 2024 Summer Programs

DSI NewsMay 22, 2024

Eric and Wendy Schmidt AI in Science Postdoctoral Fellows host first-ever hackathon

Fig: The neural network will be trained on a dataset generated by validated quantum mechanics methods on small molecules. The model will then be used to predict the x-ray damage effect in more complex systems.

BlogMay 02, 2024

From Protein Structures to Clean Energy Materials to Cancer Therapies: Using AI to Understand and Exploit X-ray Damage Effects

Figure 1: Aerial view of the 27-kilometer-long Large Hadron Collider (LHC) located on the border of France and Switzerland near Geneva. The LHC collides particles at nearly the speed of light to study the universe in a controlled experimental facility. The Higgs boson was discovered with the LHC in 2012. Image credit to ESO Supernova.

BlogApr 25, 2024

Towards New Physics at Future Colliders: Machine Learning Optimized Detector and Accelerator Design

Developing Artificial Curiosity Algorithms

Building Cyberinfrastructure for Rare-Event Searches

Automating Electron Microscopy with AI

Predicting Material Properties

Past EventNov 11, 2022

Data Science Clinic Info Session