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Stanford AITC info session on research call; letters of intent due Nov 16

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Stanford HAI announces an information session on Stanford AITC's call for proposals, aitc-ara-27-001.

The session covers the center's research priorities, what to include in a letter of intent, and a Q&A. Letters of intent are due November 16 at 5:00 PM PT, and the call is available at aitcc.ai/rfa/aitc-ara-27-001.

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Stanford AITC hosts info session on research priorities and letters of intent

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  1. Nov 3, 4:46 PM ET · 1 article
    Stanford AITC hosts info session on research call for proposals; letters of intent due Nov 16
    Stanford HAI: Stanford AITC hosts info session on research priorities and letters of intent
  2. Nov 3, 4:46 PM ET · 1 article
    Stanford AITC launches research award competition for AI tech supporting older adults and dementia, with NIA support
    Stanford HAI: Stanford AITC launches AI research award competition for dementia and aging

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  1. Stanford HAIOfficial
    Stanford AITC hosts info session on research priorities and letters of intent

    AIStanford AITC will hold an information session covering its research priorities, what to include in a letter of intent, and a Q&A. Letters of intent are due November 16 at 5:00 PM PT, and the call for proposals is available at

  2. Stanford HAIOfficial
    Stanford AITC launches AI research award competition for dementia and aging

    AIStanford AITC has launched a research award competition supported by the National Institute on Aging, seeking AI and technology projects that support older adults, including people with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. The post invites interested developers to a webinar on November 4 at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET.

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