Each Wednesday this fall, we bring a different Stanford researcher to campus to share how AI and data-driven methods are being used across the sciences, from decoding the genome to modeling the brain. Many of the speakers leverage Stanford’s high-performance computing infrastructure, including the Marlowe GPU cluster operated by HAI in partnership with Stanford’s UIT and VPDoR. Talks are open to the public, in person at 4:30 PM PT. See the lineup below. (1/8)
Stanford HAI hosts fall series on AI in science research
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Stanford HAI is running a fall lecture series, held Wednesdays at 4:30 PM PT, where different researchers present how AI and data-driven methods are used across the sciences. Topics mentioned include decoding the genome and modeling the brain. Many speakers use Stanford's Marlowe GPU cluster, operated by HAI with UIT and VPDoR, and the talks are open to the public in person.
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