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All Topics (March 12 through May 31)

Friday, March 14

• 11:00 AM

  Neuroscience PhD Dissertation - Amy Monasterio - Title: “Hippocampal Engram Dynamics Before and After Learning”
• 6:00 PM

  RASTIC Certified Seminar: UAV TEAM

  Title: FPGA For Fun and Profit

Monday, March 17

• 12:00 PM

  AI and Education Initiative Human and Machine Learning Lunch Series with Zhongkai Shangguan

  Speaker: Zhongkai Shangguan, BU PhD candidate, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering Talk Title: Scalability and Accessibility: How AI Shapes the Future of Intelligent Tutoring Systems Bio: Zhongkai Shangguan, Ph.D. candidate, specializes in computer vision, natural language processing, data mining, and reinforcement learning. His research interests are generally in machine learning for assistive technology, focusing…
• Urban Inequalities Workshop

  Presented by Yasemin Girgin, Ph.D. Student, Boston University: “Politics of Gentrification: Desecularization of Culture in Istanbul”

Wednesday, March 19

• 8:00 AM

  BU CTSI Symposium: Advancing Translational Science Through Cutting-Edge Technology

  This year’s event will highlight innovations and intersections between artificial intelligence and regenerative medicine. Featuring key-note speaker Roy Perlis, MD, Associate Editor at JAMA Network – Open and Associate Chief for Research in the Department of Psychiatry and Director of the Center for Quantitative Health at Massachusetts General Hospital.
• 12:15 PM

  Center for Systems Neuroscience Seminar (Prof. Mark Churchland, Columbia University)

  Hosted by Prof. Michael Economo and Brian DePasquale

Wednesday, December 31

• 7:00 PM

Wednesday, March 19

• 1:00 PM

  AI Seminar: High-Resolution Frame Interpolation with Patch-based Cascaded Diffusion

  We introduce HiFI, a patch-based cascaded pixel diffusion approach for High resolution Frame Interpolation, that generalizes across diverse resolutions up to 8K, a wide range of scene motions, and a broad spectrum of challenging scenes. HiFI helps significantly with high resolution and complex repeated textures that require global context. HiFI demonstrates comparable or beyond state-of-the-art…

Monday, March 24

• 4:30 PM

  • Trainings & How-to
  • Featured Events
  • Strategic Communications

  Science Communication for Purpose and Impact: How to Move Forward

  In these challenging times, effective science communication is essential. Join the CAS Office of Research Administration on Monday, March 24 for a talk with Dr. Sunshine Menezes: “Science Communication for Purpose and Impact: How to Move Forward”.

Tuesday, March 25

• 12:00 PM

  IGS Visiting Researcher Presentations

  presentations and discussions featuring new Visiting Researchers.