Mind Bytes Research Computing Symposium – Department of Computer Science

Date & Time:

March 30, 2021 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Location:

Zoom

03/30/2021 01:00 PM 03/30/2021 04:00 PM America/Chicago Mind Bytes Research Computing Symposium Zoom

Mind Bytes Research Computing Expo and Symposium

Mind Bytes is a celebration of scholarship and research computing. It is a unique event that brings together faculty, staff, and students from every corner of the University who share an interest in high-end computing, data, scientific visualization, and the use of computation and data to advance what is considered state of the art in their fields. The theme for discussion for this year's event is From AI to Quantum Computing: Towards a Transformative Research Ecosystem.

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Host: Research Computing Center

Resources

Community

Two UChicago CS Students Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

Non-Unital Noise Adds a New Wrinkle to the Quantum Supremacy Debate

The Science of Computer Security: An Interview with Grant Ho, Assistant Professor in Computer Science

Moon Duchin (Tufts University) – Design for Democracy

“Machine Learning Foundations Accelerate Innovation and Promote Trustworthiness” by Rebecca Willett

Nightshade: Data Poisoning to Fight Generative AI with Ben Zhao

Ian Foster – Better Information Faster: Programming the Continuum

Mind Bytes Research Computing Expo and Symposium

Non-Unital Noise Adds a New Wrinkle to the Quantum Supremacy Debate

Argonne scientists use AI to identify new materials for carbon capture

New research unites quantum engineering and artificial intelligence

“Machine Learning Foundations Accelerate Innovation and Promote Trustworthiness” by Rebecca Willett

Nightshade: Data Poisoning to Fight Generative AI with Ben Zhao

Group From UChicago CS To Present Four Papers at Most Prestigious International Quantum Conference

In The News: U.N. Officials Urge Regulation of Artificial Intelligence

UChicago Scientists Make New Discovery Proving Entanglement Is Responsible for Computational Hardness In Quantum Systems

UChicago Computer Scientists Bring in Generative Neural Networks to Stop Real-Time Video From Lagging

Computer Science Displays Catch Attention at MSI’s Annual Robot Block Party

UChicago, Stanford Researchers Explore How Robots and Computers Can Help Strangers Have Meaningful In-Person Conversations

Virtual Bakery Game Serves Up Both Cupcakes and Quantum Concepts For K-12 Students