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Lu Group Awarded DOE Funding for Artificial Intelligence for Scientific Research | Department of Statistics and Data Science
Lu Group Awarded DOE Funding for Artificial Intelligence for Scientific Research | Department of Statistics and Data Science
The Lu Group (Professor Lu Lu, Department of Statistics and Data Science) has been awarded a new $4 Million grant from the US Department of Energy’s Advanced Scientific Computing Research Program (DOE ASCR) as the Lead to develop physics-informed and energy-aware federated learning of neural multi-operator learners as scientific foundation models
Lu Group Awarded DOE Funding for Artificial Intelligence for Scientific Research | Department of Statistics and Data Science
ACT, SAT scores decline year over year
ACT, SAT scores decline year over year
The class of 2024’s average scores were lower compared to peers from the previous graduating class, but participation in school day testing was stronger.
ACT, SAT scores decline year over year
School of Data Science Completes Disability Awareness Certification, Part of Continued Work to Enhance Accessibility — School of Data Science
School of Data Science Completes Disability Awareness Certification, Part of Continued Work to Enhance Accessibility — School of Data Science
Oct. 16, 2024 - The VisitAble training session is the latest effort by the School of Data Science to promote awareness of disability and accessibility issues.
School of Data Science Completes Disability Awareness Certification, Part of Continued Work to Enhance Accessibility — School of Data Science
Vanderbilt | Accelerate your AI an “Un-Hackathon”
Vanderbilt | Accelerate your AI an “Un-Hackathon”
Vanderbilt University Data Science, AUC Data Science Initiative, and the Morehouse Center for Broadening Participation in Computing are collaborating with leading companies to foster innovation and explore ethical AI practices. This ‘un-hackathon’ welcomes all students, regardless of their proficiency in data science
Vanderbilt | Accelerate your AI an “Un-Hackathon”
What one state learned after a decade of free community college
What one state learned after a decade of free community college
36 states have since followed Tennessee’s lead and offer some version of free tuition to residents. Advocates say the Tennessee Promise scholarship program, which now costs about $29 million a year, has helped more students go to college and earn two-year associate degrees. It remains unclear if increases in associate degrees in Tennessee can be attributed to the free tuition program. Researchers are still crunching the numbers to make causal conclusions, but the signs are positive.
What one state learned after a decade of free community college