Upcoming Events
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Open Calls for Students & Faculty
This program aims to apply students’ knowledge of Data Science methods and technologies to real-world data with the help of Data Science researchers.
TAMIDS supports undergraduate and graduate students attending conferences in any domain of Data Science, AI, and Machine Learning.
Research affiliates are Texas A&M faculty, researchers, and operations and administration staff and professionals, whose roles and interests include Data Science. Join the network now!
Nominate external researchers to engage with TAMIDS and the wider Texas A&M Data Science community.
Workshop Development Grant Program
TAMIDS solicits proposals for one-day workshops in any area of Data Science, AI, and Machine Learning.

Proud Member of the Academic Data Science Alliance
Announcements
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SciML Summer School a Success with Students
Last week, members of the TAMIDS team and the Student Ambassador program hosted a week-long scientific machine learning summer school! Several expert guest speakers from universities… Read more
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Spring 2025 Semester Wrap-Up
With the spring semester behind us, we’re reflecting on an exciting and eventful few months. TAMIDS hosted multiple events, workshops, seminars, and our annual highlight —… Read more
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Become a Student Ambassador for Data Science and AI!
TAMIDS is now accepting applications for the Student Ambassador Scholarship Program. This program aims to provide graduate students with the tools and skills necessary to promote… Read more
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2025 Data Science Course Development Awardees
The Texas A&M Institute of Data Science (TAMIDS) has announced six faculty awards that will support the creation of new courses and materials to expand AI,… Read more
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TAMIDS Travel Grant Program for Students
The Texas A&M Institute of Data Science (TAMIDS) Student Travel Grant Program supports undergraduate and graduate students to attend and talk at conferences in any domain… Read more
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Smart Livestock Farming: Towards Computer Vision Guided Cattle Disease Prediction
Texas A&M Institute of Data Science (TAMIDS), the Department of Animal Science, and AgriLife Research have been working to bring advanced computer vision technologies for more… Read more