PEARC Conference Series的动态

I just finished this webinar with SAICE on using AI in industry. We looked at AI playing a key role with humans versus taking away jobs from humans, but then the new technology of the robot taxing was being tested, and our speaker Brian Downie asked what happens when the AI takes over its code. Then Kim Timm introduced 3D concrete fresh off the international conference. I am currently doing Design 2 and wonder how the 3D Printed concrete would hold up to failers in slab-to-column connections in multi-story buildings where these conditions get tricky ?? Lastly, Ricardo Lopes stole the show with Lidar technology and showed its power to map its surroundings accurately. It is super interesting, and I would like to explore the technology side of civil engineering more. ???? Super Informative!

?? Session reveal: The Trust Panel: What are the actions we need to take to ensure that we can maintain trust in scholarly outputs in both the near and long term future? Let's discuss. The STM US Annual Convention is happening in DC in roughly two weeks —?there's still time to grab your seat to join us >> https://lnkd.in/epaawrPE

With you every step of the way - Benetel's Application Manager, Andrew Thomas headed over to visit the University of York and the Institute for Safe Autonomy to get a firsthand look at the application of Benetel's 5G Open RAN radios in the YO-RAN research projects and their commercial deployment in Blackpool as part of Project REACH. Andrew took an on-the-go snap featuring Benetel RAN550 and additional equipment placed as part of the research setting. Read more about our RAN550 for Indoor Private Networks here >> https://lnkd.in/dsH8UZKD

Last week, the United Nations proclaimed 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology - a year-long global initiative to recognize the importance of quantum S&T and strengthen national capacities for science education and research. This mirrors calls from myself and others for the U.S. to prioritize quantum. "While the U.S. stands at the precipice of groundbreaking technological advancements, it is crucial for Congress to collectively champion the cause of QIST, ultimately shaping a future defined by innovation, security and global competitiveness. " From my previous article in The Hill: https://lnkd.in/ghxdRHMd https://lnkd.in/efBcPVdr

I’m delighted to announce that our recent work on multivariate time series anomaly detection, co-authored by me (@craig_xie), Professor Hongyu Zhang, and Professor Ali Babar (@alibabar), has been accepted to TheWebConf (WWW) 2025 (CCF-A, Core A*). In this study, we present a novel semi-supervised method that captures both intra-variate temporal dependencies and inter-variate relationships, improving anomaly detection performance. Extensive experiments across seven widely used datasets demonstrate that our proposed method achieves performance comparable or superior to state-of-the-art benchmark. The paper and code will be available on ArXiv soon.

The paper on the work I did during the first part of my postdoc at Center for Research and Education on Accessible Technology and Experiences, University of Washington is out. Together with our amazing team of engineers and clinicians, we found that Leap, a commercially-available hand-tracking device ??, performs similarly (i.e., with some variability) for individuals with and without upper-body disabilities. The paper also introduces a practical way one can use Principal Component Analysis (PCA) to compare high-dimensional biosignals on a lower-dimensional space. Have a read: https://lnkd.in/g96SuNWa

Congratulations?to CETOC researchers Dr. Guang Tian and Bob Danton, MS of the University of New Orleans and Dr. Reid Ewing of the University of Utah, in collaboration with Dr. Bin Li of Louisiana State University for the publication of their CETOC-funded paper "Varying Influences of the Built Environment on Household Travel in the United States – An Update with 36 Diverse Regions and Machine Learning" in the December issue of?Cities! The full article can be accessed at?https://lnkd.in/gRQevbk5"

In this year’s Big Ideas Research Grants, CC&E’s Tom Douthat's LA-SEER Center won $250,000 in Phase 3 funding Learn more about this project, and how CC&E faculty are working in interdisciplinary teams to solve pressing problems in Louisiana and around the globe https://ow.ly/PnLv50RWH64

The recording of our webinar featuring Ryan Berkheimer, Physical Scientist, NCEI, NESDIS, "Enabling an Iterative Open Science Transformation to the Geoverse at NOAA with a Federated Knowledge Mesh" is now available! ?? Learn more and watch here: https://lnkd.in/gJV7pmFB

?? New Planckian paper out on arXiv!