Distinguished Speaker Series

Third Tuesday of Each Month

2022 was the inaugural year of the Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (IAD) Distinguished Speaker Series. Each year we bring some of the nation's most prominent researchers and innovators from academia, government, and industry to speak on topics of interest to the artificial intelligence, computational science, and data science community in Buffalo.

Upcoming Speakers

There are no upcoming speakers at this time. Enjoy your summer and check back this fall!

Past Speakers

Pramod K. Varshney: Distributed Inference and Information Fusion in Human-Sensor Networks
5/15/23
Learn the various aspects of human-sensor networks by focusing on specific problems, including collaborative human decision-making with random local thresholds, decision fusion in integrated human-machine networks, prospect theoretic human decision-making in multi-agent systems, and portfolio theory-based resource management.  | Apr. 18, 2023
Henry Huang: Grid Modernization in Clean Energy Transition
4/6/23
Discover the trends, challenges, and opportunities for grid modernization as the world transitions to clean energy sources.  | Mar. 30, 2023
Marcelo Barros: How to Use Your Network to Get Job Referrals
4/6/23
Learn how international students can capitalize on the power of strategic networking to overcome visa challenges, get advice, get smarter, and ultimately secure job referrals.  | Mar. 29, 2023
Joga Gobburu: Leveraging Scientific ML to Revolutionize Predictive Healthcare Analytics
4/6/23
Learn about the limitations of machine learning and a new approach called Scientific ML that could revolutionize scientific modeling in healthcare | Mar. 28, 2023
Kavita Bala: Visual Discovery and Understanding from Micron to Global Scale
3/27/23
Explore research on visual discovery and understanding, including models for realistic visual appearance, reconstruction of shape and materials, and global visual discovery patterns and trends across geography and time. | Feb. 28, 2023

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