Curious how AI can help you brainstorm research topics or translate a research topic into a research question? In this guided hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to use AI at the start of your undergraduate research project to help ensure your topic and/or question is clear and focused, complex, interesting, researchable, and arguable.
AMReX: A Performance Portable Software Framework for Adaptive Mesh Refinement Applications Abstract: AMReX is an open-source high-performance software framework for building massively parallel, performance-portable, block-structured adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) applications on a variety of architectures. Key features of AMReX include AMR, particles, embedded boundary, linear solvers, parallel FFT, and performance portability. AMReX is used by […]
Student Research Week (SRW) is a Graduate and Professional Student Government program. It is the largest student-run research symposium in the country. As a four-day event, SRW allows students from all disciplines across campus to present their innovative research through oral or poster presentations.
From Lab to Launch: The Move to Industry Join us for a virtual career talk by Dr. Tom Tibbett, Principal AI Strategy Advisor at SAP, on his journey from anacademic setting to an industry position. He will share the skills, approaches, and logical next steps required to navigate that career shift.
Join us for a virtual career talk with Dr. Kelly Hirsch, a Ph.D. graduate from Texas A&M’s Psychology Department. With experience in UX research, consulting, and data analytics, Dr. Hirsch will share her journey transitioning from academia to industry and what skills proved most valuable.
Looking for an easier way to find, read, and use academic literature? In this guided, hands-on, undergraduate-focused workshop, you’ll learn how to use AI to help identify search terms, locate relevant or related sources, and summarize or highlight key points within an academic journal article. AI tools used in this session are freely available or […]
Location: Zachry 298 and ZoomMeeting ID: 934 0393 6349Passcode: 869494 We are soliciting proposals to establish new Labs through a competitive grant proposal process! Our Thematic Labs Program supports cutting-edge research in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning, and Data Science at Texas A&M University. The program funds research labs for a two-year period, providing seed funding, administrative and […]
Looking for an easier way to find, read, and use academic literature? In this guided, hands-on, undergraduate-focused workshop, you’ll learn how to use AI to help identify search terms, locate relevant or related sources, and summarize or highlight key points within an academic journal article. AI tools used in this session are freely available or […]
Location: Blocker 220 and online via Zoom Curious about data science? Wondering how it differs from traditional scientific methods? Want to discover its potential applications in geoscience and global carbon cycle research? Join our workshop to explore these questions and more! This short course aims to provide an intuitive understanding of data science and its applications in geoscience […]
AI has an exceptional range of uses in the research process including summarizing documents, finding similar papers, and identifying key points of a body of text. This workshop is for anyone who wants to explore using AI to streamline their search process and synthesize information when conducting a Literature Review. This workshop will introduce tools […]
Location: Blocker 220 and Zoom Dr. Li An is the Solon & Martha Dixon Endowed Professor at the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment and the Director of the Center for Human-Earth System Science (Center URL) at Auburn University. He received his B.S. degree from Peking University (Economic Geography), China, M.S. degree from Chinese Academy […]
As AI and our understanding of it continues to evolve, how do you determine when it’s worth using in the academic environment? In this discussion-based, undergraduate-focused workshop, you’ll explore some of the issues with using AI in academic coursework including hallucinations, bias, acceptable use, citability, and plagiarism.AI tools used in this session are freely available […]
