As you may know, the c3.ai Digital Transformation Institute was announced recently along with a Call for Proposals for using AI/ML techniques to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of you were able to attend the webinar last Wednesday; we thank you for your participation. For those of you that were not able to attend, the video from the webinar is available at the bottom of the webpage: https://c3dti.ai/research/applying-ai-to-mitigate-the-covid-19-pandemic.
Moving forward, we would like to facilitate team formation to write proposals, with the requirement that the PI be at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. If you are interesting in applying for funding but are looking for collaborators (here at UIUC or elsewhere, to complement your expertise), please complete this online form no later than Friday, April 10.
Prof. Neal Cohen has kindly agreed to have IHSI help C3.ai DTI in facilitating team formation to take best advantage of the broad array of talent across campus and to identify synergies among research interests.
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Matchmaking for Illinois researchers: This Wednesday, April 15th at noon CT until 1:30 we will be having matchmaking webinar for the upcoming C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute Call for Proposals. To join the webinar, you will need to first register; zoom will then send you a link to the webinar that will take place on Wednesday.
Agenda:
12:00 Opening Comments – Tandy Warnow
Matchmaking Presentations:
12:07 University of Pittsburgh
12:10 Julia Lane - Center for Data and Computing (CDAC) @ University of Chicago
12:13 Tarek Abdelzaher – Computer Science, UIUC
12:16 Carlo Graziani - Argonne MCS/UChicago
12:19 Eliu Huerta – Center for AI Innovation NCSA/UIUC
12:22 Eleftheria Kontou - Civil & Environmental Engineering, UIUC
12:25 Jessica Li - Education Policy, Organization & Leadership, UIUC
12:28 Lavanya Marla - Industrial and Enterprise Systems, UIUC
12:31 Michel Regenwetter – Psychology, Political Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, UIUC
12:34 Lu Tang – Biostatistics, University of Pittsburgh
12:37 Weina Wang - Carnegie Mellon University and University of Michigan
12:41 Bertram Ludaescher - School of Information Sciences (& NCSA & CS), UIUC
12:44 Rini B. Mehta - Department of Religion, UIUC
12:37 Open Discussion
12:50 Yi Lu – Chemistry, UIUC
12:53 Open Discussion and Conclusions