Enhancing Undergraduate Research With Machine Learning Thank you to everyone that was able to attend the workshop on Oct. 22nd. The discussions in both the Zoom chat as well as the breakout rooms via Zoom …
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Free Workshop – Enhancing Undergraduate Research With Machine Learning
Machine learning (ML) is transforming almost every area of our society, from self-driving cars to speaking robots to new medicines, and many students are interested in ML literacy to benefit their future careers and earning …
Fall 2022 Information Session – September 8th
It is our pleasure to invite you to our Informatics Skunkworks Information Session on Thursday Sept. 8th, 5:30-6:30pm, in Engineering Hall, Room 1610. Machines that “think” are transforming our world by mastering tasks once thought …
Wrapping up the Spring Semester at the All-Hands Meeting
Thank you to Everyone that was able to attend the All-hands Meeting for the Informatics Skunkworks on May 6th! See above for the group picture we took during the meeting with almost 50 past and …
Skunkworkers lead interdisciplinary work across medical school and engineering
A closer look: Machine learning collaborations are helping to improve medical imaging
New Skunkworks Paper on Predicting Nuclear Materials Behavior
We are very excited about our new paper from collaborators at UW Madison, Santa Barbara, and Skunkworks students. The work shows strengths of machine learning for predicting embrittlement of steels in nuclear reactors. See paper …
End of Spring Semester All-Hands Meeting on May 6th!
Looking ahead to the end of semester, the Informatics Skunkworks will once again host an end of semester event to wrap up activities for the Spring 2022 Semester. We’ll be back in person (with optional …
Spring 2022 Community Event: Generative Machine Learning
Generative Machine Learning Ben Afflerbach University of Wisconsin Materials Science and Engineering Mon, Tues April 18,19 2022 4:00 – 5:15 PM (Central Time) You are invited to attend our upcoming community event hosted by the …
First paper from Skunkworks on Machine Learning for Radiology
Left: CT of Pancreatic cyst. Right: Adam Awe, a medical student who is the lead author, presenting the results at the Shapiro forum at the UW Medical School. He also presented at two subsequent national …
Spring 2022 Information Session
Due to interest we’ll be hosting another information session for Spring 2022 project this Thursday from 12:00 – 2:00 PM central time for students interested in participating in undergraduate research projects this spring. Please stop …