In an essay for the online newspaper EvoLLLution, UW–Madison CIO Lois Brooks writes that being responsible stewards of institutional and personal data requires vigilance, flexibility and thoughtful application of authority.
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The Microsoft data scientist will now take your questions
Aug 18, 9:15am via Zoom. Hear from Microsoft’s principal data scientist for artificial intelligence about how the company is approaching generative AI in engineering, social science research and business strategy.
Google Workspace project page helps you stay up to date on changes
Changes to Google Workspace are underway. The project page is your go-to spot for details on what to expect—offering helpful links and updates to keep you in the loop.
Learn how AI is revolutionizing the medical imaging field
Aug 11, 9:15am via Zoom. Join us for a discussion about how UW–Madison researchers are employing artificial intelligence to develop new medical imaging methods and techniques.
How Workday is using AI to support higher education
Aug 4, 9:15am via Zoom. Join us for a discussion with Workday executives about their approach to artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions, customized to meet the unique needs of the higher education community.
How will AI change the business landscape?
Jul 28, 9:15am via Zoom. Join us for a discussion about how artificial intelligence is changing the American business landscape with Laura Albert, UW–Madison College of Engineering professor and chair of Industrial & Systems Engineering.
Attend the UW–Madison Electronic Research Notebook Forum
Calling all researchers: Attend this 2-day forum on LabArchives and other tools for running, documenting and sharing your computational work.
Register for the KnowledgeBase User Group Meeting
Jul 31 to Aug 4 via Zoom. Sessions will cover a variety of topics including content strategy, accessibility and knowledge management practices.
Don’t miss the ‘Summer Sprint’ to enhance online education
Brought to you by the Center for Teaching, Learning & Mentoring and open to all instructors, including teaching assistants. August topics include fostering community and cultivating inclusivity.
Learn what not to store in Google Drive
True or false: You can store personal files and photos on your UW–Madison Google Drive. Not sure? Check your answer and get a refresher on a few guidelines highlighted in Google Workspace usage policies.