Gernsbacher honored with Oswald Külpe Prize
DSI Affiliate Morton Ann Gernsbacher has been awarded the internationally renowned Oswald Külpe Prize for her work on cognitive processing.
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DSI Affiliate Morton Ann Gernsbacher has been awarded the internationally renowned Oswald Külpe Prize for her work on cognitive processing.
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.
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.
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.
Kyle Cranmer, professor of physics and director of the Data Science Institute at UW–Madison, has been honored with the inaugural Pritzker Prize in AI for Science for his role in establishing a powerful new approach to data analysis that leverages advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence.
The University of Wisconsin–Madison is partnering with Microsoft and TitletownTech on a new collaboration designed to accelerate scientific discovery through artificial intelligence.
We might not question a researcher who asks ChatGPT to summarize an article. But what about asking generative AI to analyze data or distill submission-ready abstracts? Dr. Luke Plonsky will address this topic at a brown bag talk on Nov. 6.
DSI recently hosted a reception welcoming new RISE-AI faculty to UW–Madison, providing them with an opportunity to meet and identify shared research interests with DSI’s faculty and staff affiliates.
Join the Chemistry Department and the Data Science Institute on October 20 at 4pm for an AI for Science seminar on protein modeling.
This fall, the Data Science Institute is assuming responsibility for a new, campus-wide effort called the RISE-AI Collaboration HQ. This group will catalyze research communities centered on innovative focus areas and build connections among UW–Madison’s AI community, which includes the more than 35 new RISE-AI hires and current faculty, staff, and students.