Faces of Data Science: Juan Caicedo
Assistant Professor Juan Caicedo uses computer vision and machine learning to study biological images generated under microscopes.
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Assistant Professor Juan Caicedo uses computer vision and machine learning to study biological images generated under microscopes.
DSI Affiliate Pallavi Tiwari was awarded $3.4M for a project that will be the first to use AI to detect hard-to-see glioblastoma tumor edges during a clinical trial.
DSI Director Kyle Cranmer and Affiliate Kaiping Chen discuss human-technology relationships and how AI can enhance UW–Madison sustainability goals.
Are we alone in the universe? DSI Affiliate Jessi Cisewski-Kehe is part of a Research Forward project that proposes to answer this fundamental question.
DSI Affiliates Sharon Li and Xuhui Huang will create a deep learning platform to identify molecular glues that can degrade proteins associated with cancer.
DSI Affiliate Morgan Edwards has published two new papers that could provide timely insights into technologies that address climate change.
DSI Director Kyle Cranmer has been added to the Editorial Board for the Journal of Machine Learning Research.
DSI Director Kyle Cranmer’s work is highlighted in a recent report from the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) that provides recommendations about responsibly harnessing the power of AI to accelerate scientific discovery in the U.S.
Nine UW–Madison data science research projects with applications to both the insurance industry and society have been selected for funding through the American Family Funding Initiative.
The Data Science Institute recently welcomed 14 faculty members to our group of DSI Affiliates, bringing the total number of affiliates to 55. DSI Affiliates are UW–Madison faculty and academic staff from across campus who are actively engaged in foundational or use-inspired research, aligned with the DSI mission and vision, that is relevant to data science.