Next @FSUSciComp AI Seminar ➡️ "From Sensing to Generative Intelligence: Geometry-Aware Learning for Human Motion," presented by @FSUComputerSci's Jackie Ye
🗓️ Friday, Sept. 18
⏰ 12 p.m.
📍 Dirac Science Library (Room 499)
For more info, visit sc-ai.net.
Upcoming AI Seminar ➡️ "The crisis of AI-generated mathematics," presented by @CUNYedu's Max Weinreich.
🗓️ Sept. 11
⏰ 1:20 p.m.
📍 Dirac Science Library (Room 499) / Zoom
This week's AI Seminar is in collaboration with @FSUMathematics. More details: sc-ai.net
Upcoming AI Seminar ➡️ "Physics-Informed Learning," presented by @FSUSciComp's Olmo Zavala Romero
🗓️ Friday, Sept. 4
⏰ 12 p.m.
📍 Dirac Science Library (Room 499)
For more on @FloridaState's Fall 2026 AI Seminars and virtual attendance options, visit sc-ai.net.
Bryan Quaife (@FSUSciComp) is part of a team conducting research essential to the design of a drug-delivery system that could reduce medication side effects while increasing treatment efficacy. Full @physorg_com article: bit.ly/4w9mtNR.
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Students in the @FloridaState Department of Scientific Computing showcased their research during the 2026 Computational Exposition, or Cx26, event on April 9!
To get the scoop on upcoming events and the latest department news, visit sc.fsu.edu/news-and-events.
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Last month, graduate students Jose Miranda and Jorge Velasco represented @FSUSciComp and the @FloridaState Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies at the 2026 Ocean Sciences Meeting in in Glasgow, Scotland!
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Congratulations to @FSUSciComp doctoral student Yifan Wang, who's been accepted to participate in the 2026 Cognitive Neuroimaging Skills Training in Cambridge!
We heard there's been some confusion, so to set the record straight: scientific computing ≠ computer science...
With Fall 2026 applications to our graduate programs closing on Jan. 15, we'd like to reintroduce ourselves! To apply today, visit sc.fsu.edu/graduate/applicat….
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Save the date! On 9/12, Jen Bartman (Center for the Advancement of Teaching), Delaney La Rosa (@FSUNursing), Paul Marty (@FSUiSchool), and Subhasree Sengupta (@lsifsu) will participate in a virtual panel, titled "Artificial Intelligence and Its Impact on Higher Education."
Assistant professor Hristo Chipilski's paper was recently published in @ametsoc's Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences. Read more, including how algorithms derived from a theory presented in his work may improve predictions of extreme weather events. bit.ly/4jEbgib
On April 25, as part of our Artificial Intelligence Seminar in Tallahassee series, Yuri Bizzoni will lead a talk on "Computational Criticism: Quantitative Models of Great Literature." This in-person event will be held in DSL/SC-499. Find more info: sc-ai.net/
Last Thursday, @FSUSciComp hosted the annual Computational Xposition (CX25) at @FloridaState! The event celebrates the innovative research of our undergraduate & graduate students, whose work spans the full breadth of computational science.
📸 More photos: bit.ly/3Ga686u
One week to go ‼️ Join us on Thursday, April 10, in Dirac Science Library to learn about the range of research in the department, from #AI to combustion to bioinformatics. Plus, light snacks will be served. See you there!
We're less than two weeks from @FSUSciComp's annual student research exhibition! Join us on April 10 in Dirac Science Library to learn about the range of research in the department, from #AI to combustion to bioinformatics. Light snacks will be served. Hope to see you there!
Our own Kevin Speer and Bryan Quaife are part of a multi-institution team investigating how atmospheric factors influence wildfires. Learn more about this important research and how it can be used for wildfire suppression efforts: fla.st/PMLY5SW5.
The Scientific Computing AI Seminar is back this semester! Join @FSUSciComp next Friday, Jan. 24, to hear from Paul Marty about 'Custom AI in the Classroom.' Find the full event schedule for Spring 2025 here: sc-ai.net
Last Friday, Sept. 20, @FSUSciComp held a seminar in its Artificial Intelligence series, exploring AI and machine learning and connecting scholars from across @FSUartssciences & @FloridaState. View the full schedule of upcoming events in the series here: sc-ai.net.