Summit

Research Summit

In an effort to promote research relationships between the School of Science (SOS) and Luddy School of Informatics, Computing & Engineering on the IU campus, the Artificial Intelligence & Informatics (AI2) consortium and the IU Research Office of Indy are holding a research day titled

“Accelerating Scientific Research with AI: AI Summit to Spark New Collaboration”

It will be held on April 24th within the IO building 105 & 102 from 9.30-3pm

Please click on the AGENDA to see our plan for the day.

Registration

During the day, there will be some time dedicated to hearing success stories where ‘bench-top’ scientists have integrated AI and/or informatics to further their current research and how they began this process, in addition to the resources the campus offers.

Aside from those short presentations however, our main focus for this summit is to make time available for discussions over coffee and lunch, with sections of the room dedicated to potential areas of overlap for SOS and Luddy researchers that one can simply visit.

Sections may include –

  1. Image processing assistance, from MRI to Microscopy automation and AI integration for analysis.
  2. Informatics related research questions – finding trends in your biological data using computational approaches, from cellular mechanisms to phenotypic variation.
  3. Prediction or analysis integrating Large Language Models (LLM) with genetic function.

These are just some of the areas in which AI and informatics integration can further basic science research.

More importantly, the consortium wishes to make this summit different, we wish it to be a day where you interact and speak to specific researchers to discuss similar research questions, but maybe through a different lens. You can come for part or all the day depending on how helpful you find the presentations/time to network. 

 

The AI2 consortium is focused on increasing AI/I integrated research across the campus, please let us help you write that extra aim for your grant proposal. 

 

This is a chance to ask the questions you always wondered about how AI and informatics can help your own specific research needs.