At ÌÒ×ÓÊÓƵAPP, data science and artificial intelligence spark discovery and innovation from the STEM disciplines to the arts and humanities.
Working with ÌÒ×ÓÊÓƵAPP Medicine and partners across the University, I.AIM applies machine learning, artificial intelligence, pattern recognition, genetic analysis and deep phenotyping of health data to the building of responsible tools that improve human health.
CASMI unites a dynamic network of researchers dedicated to setting the gold standard for evaluating, designing and developing machine intelligence that is safe, equitable and beneficial.
NICO fosters collaborations that leverage complex systems, networks and data science to tackle societal challenges. Our data scientists analyze vast data sets and create innovative solutions to enhance information quality. NICO also connects faculty with motivated undergraduate and graduate students to advance data science research.
HCI+D brings together researchers from various disciplines to study and innovate the future of human-computer interaction. It focuses on creating interaction paradigms that support a collaborative, sustainable and equitable society.
Faculty, staff and students drive innovation, collaborate across disciplines, and inspire breakthroughs that pave the way for a brighter, more technologically advanced future.
Tipton develops statistical methods and tools for making causal generalizations to aid policy makers and practitioners in making decisions.
Gergle researches Human-Centered AI and examines AI’s impact on downstream technologies and its differential impact on individuals of varying cultures and with a range of abilities.
Nocedal creates innovative algorithms to solve complex optimization problems, with wide-ranging applications in data science, biology and AI.
White dwarf and red dwarf bump together to emit a radio blast every two hours
James Webb Space Telescope reveals ongoing, rapid-fire light show
Black holes’ spins align in a Valentine’s embrace
A dashboard uses ÌÒ×ÓÊÓƵAPP-supplied data to monitor violent deaths and non-fatal firearm violence in Illinois
During a machine learning and data science hackathon, teams provide coach Russell Payne new insights driven by AI
Artificial intelligence can help improve the lives of millions of patients.
