Get ready to find Meaning in the Metrics at the 7th annual Data Science Research Bazaar, hosted by the Data Science Hub on March 19, with additional events in March and April.
Data Story Slam
Let’s have some fun with the data in our lives. Join us on Feb. 25 at the Data Story Slam, an informal social event where storytellers will share anecdotes about the ever-increasing presence of data in the world around us.
Open Hardware Event
Are you looking to find a community on campus dedicated to the production of open hardware? Do you want to learn more? Join DSI and the Open Source Program Office for our Open Hardware Event on March 11.
AI and the Workforce
Join the Data Science Institute and the Digital Scholarship Hub on March 17 and 18 for a series of presentations addressing the impact of AI on the job market, careers, and mentoring student research.
Cranmer Weighs in on the Growth of Data Centers
Data centers are at the intersection of many issues that have people’s attention. Listen to DSI Director Kyle Cranmer’s interview with WUWM about the growth of data centers in Wisconsin.
How is AI Revolutionizing Science?
Kyle Cranmer delivered a University Place lecture on how machine learning and AI are transforming scientific research across disciplines. Watch his presentation on PBS.
Machine Learning Software Workshop Brings Scientists From Across the US to Campus
Forty-four participants from 11 universities, national laboratories, research organizations, and companies across the United States came to UW–Madison to learn new open source tools and technologies.
Kyle Cranmer Awarded Prize for AI in Science
The inaugural Pritzker Prize in AI for Science recognizes Cranmer’s contributions to simulation-based inference, which enables statistical analysis of data in situations where it was not previously possible.
Song Gao Receives Clarivate Award for Citations
DSI Affiliate Dr. Song Gao has been honored as a 2025 Highly Cited Researcher by Clarivate. Nineteen professors and researchers from UW–Madison made the 2025 list.
DSI Seminar: How to Learn Without Data
This Nov. 20 seminar covered the origins of zero-shot prediction, its latest incarnations in computer vision and language modeling, and current opportunities and challenges.