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A group of LSU students are leveraging AI to fight cancer – The Reveille, LSU’s student newspaper
Four LSU students developed an AI tool last fall that could enable hospitals to automate cancer staging. Our project was to develop a large language model that can take cancer pathology reports, specifically breast cancer, and give them to LLMs that both tell the staging of the cancer and help patients to better understand the reports themselves, saidjunior Yueh Wang
Assistant/Associate Professor of Computer & Cyber Operations job with Cedarville University | 37591433 – The Chronicle of Higher Education
The Cedarville UniversitySchool of Engineering and Computer Scienceinvites applications for an Assistant or Associate Professor of Computer Science and Cyber Operations. Strong candidates may be considered for appointment at the Professor level.
Technology and Plant Science Merge in New 3D Digital Herbarium – Humboldt State Now
The project is one of the first of its type in the world, according to Cyril Oberlander, Library Dean and project sponsor. This project uses immersive technologies to create interactive 3D models of local flora that help users visualize, identify, and learn about plants, their habitat and life cycles, and more. The images and data are condensed into an easy-to-digest package thats free and open for anyone to use.
HOW TO BALANCE TECH AND ACADEMIA. A dilemma many of us in the tech space | by Vincent Favour | Jan, 2024 – Medium
Image by the author A dilemma many of us in the tech space face As a passionate computer science student deeply immersed in technology, Ive grappled with the formidable challenge of balancing my academic pursuits with my tech-driven aspirations. Its a dilemma many of us in the tech space face juggling exams, assignments, and classes while navigating work deadlines and meetings
The science of it all The Daily Texan – The Daily Texan
Taking science courses can garner many benefits for non-science majors, especially as the job market continually evolves in the digital age. Science courses can include various specializations, from computer and data science to psychology. Pursuing a scientific discipline beyond the bare minimum requirement is a great way to expand ones expertise in ones current field
CUNY to Use Record $75M Donation for Compsci, AI Research – Government Technology
The City University of New York (CUNY) is putting the largest donation in its history toward computational science and supporting joint artificial intelligence research efforts with other higher ed institutions in New York. According to a news release this week, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a $75 million donation from the philanthropic Simons Foundation, the majority of which $50 million will be used to hire 25 faculty members and establish a new masters degree program in computational science, which applies programming techniques to solve problems in other fields.
iLead Academy gets two-year pilot to add WeLead virtual curriculum – Madison Courier
The iLead Academy in Carrollton, Kentucky, will be opening a WeLead Computer Science as a two-year pilot program in 2024-25.
Parish Hill students now have success ‘code’ | News | thechronicle.com – The Chronicle
CHAPLIN A group of students at Parish Hill High School have cracked the code to be successful. A new course pathway offered at the regional school teaches students computer science, coding and programming. Parish Hill serves seventh through 12th grades from the regional school district 11 towns of Chaplin, Hampton and Scotland, as well as students tuitioned in from surrounding communities
Cleveland State University celebrates the launch of the Center for Computing Education Tuesday – News 5 Cleveland WEWS
CLEVELAND Tuesday afternoon brought a lot of excitement at Cleveland State University for the celebration of the launch of the Center for Computing Education and Instruction. It is a partnership between CSU and Cleveland Metropolitan School District that's been a decade in the making.
A look ahead to implementing AI in classroom instruction – The Daily Texan
As artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT become more accessible, some researchers believe the technology may soon find its way into everyday classroom instruction. Representatives from federal agencies, including the National Science Foundation and the National Economic Council, gathered last monthat the White House for Computer Science Education Week to discuss the integration of AI into K-12 classrooms.