DataBytes: An Agentic Operating System for Toxicology
via ZoomChemical safety assessment today is slow, costly, and fragmented—held back by siloed data streams and workflows that haven’t kept pace with scientific complexity. While many in the field focus on […]
Foundations of AI: Intro to Generative AI for Coders – Accelerated
via ZoomThis will be an accelerated version of our popular “Intro to Generative AI” course, intended to give an overview of what Generative AI is, how it works from a high […]
Foundations of AI: Advanced Generative AI for Coders
via ZoomThis new course will introduce more advanced topics in Generative AI, including a deeper look at some of the tools we touch on in the intro course as well as […]
Foundations of AI: Deep Dive into Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG)
via ZoomThis brief course will take what we’ve learned in the Intro to Generative AI (or Accelerated GenAI) course and go deeper in the world of Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) systems. […]
DataBytes: AI-Powered Development for Research Cyberinfrastructure
via ZoomAI coding assistants are reshaping how research software is built and maintained, but most guidance targets industry, not research cyberinfrastructure (CI). During this webinar, Komal Thareja, a Senior Research Software […]
DataBytes: From Body Signals to Smart Environments – Embedded AI and Sensing for Wellness and Health
via ZoomWearable technology, AI, and smart devices are rapidly reshaping healthcare, wellness, and fitness. Join Dr. Jingping Nie, Assistant Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Director of […]
DataBytes: GROW — How Agentic AI is Transforming Grant Discovery and Proposal Development for Researchers
via ZoomResearchers lose a lot of their working time to administrative tasks. Grant preparation is the biggest offender, and it compounds: you find opportunities in one place, reformat proposals for another, and repeat the cycle across agencies with different requirements. Adam Kiefer (UNC-Chapel Hill Exercise and Sport Science) helped design GROW (Grant Research Opportunity Wizard) to solve this problem.