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A two-course online certificate program with MIT xPRO
Demystify machine learning through computational engineering principles and applications in this two-course program from MIT.
Member DiscountAlliances members are eligible for a discount for this program. Please log in to view discount instructions.
Add to calendarAmerica/New_YorkMachine Learning, Modeling, and Simulation: Engineering Problem-Solving in the Age of AI09/21/2020
Demystify machine learning through computational engineering principles and applications in this two-course program from MIT.
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Course starts September 23, 2020
Human-computer interaction (HCI) is a dynamic discipline incorporating more than just user-interface (UX) design. Professionals committed to improving the way we work with computers and other machines need to stay informed on the blisteringly fast evolution of the field. Eight experts from MIT CSAIL have dedicated their research to exploring how HCI progresses and now they’re opening that research up to you.
Member DiscountAlliances members are eligible for a discount for this program. Please log in to view discount instructions.
Add to calendarAmerica/New_YorkHuman-Computer Interaction for User Experience Design09/23/2020
Human-computer interaction (HCI) is a dynamic discipline incorporating more than just user-interface (UX) design. Professionals committed to improving the way we work with computers and other machines need to stay informed on the blisteringly fast evolution of the field. Eight experts from MIT CSAIL have dedicated their research to exploring how HCI progresses and now they’re opening that research up to you.
In this course, you have the opportunity to learn about and understand their research work and envision your own future in the field of HCI and user experience. You’ll reflect on non-traditional interaction, speech recognition, rapid prototyping, and other uncannily forward-thinking innovations from MIT. Take your understanding beyond interface by integrating experimental HCI into your work, all backed by the research of expert MIT faculty and verified with a certificate from MIT xPRO.
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Our lives have suddenly been forced into the core of the digital world this year. We are still able to work and socialise globally because of the advancement in technology. Despite the situation we are in today, scientists will continue to advance the technology to aid the human race.
As part of the Technology That Matters series, SMART and SGInnovate have invited MIT Professors to share their technologies. There will be fireside chats and panel discussions! Don’t miss this opportunity to interact with MIT Professors.
Add to calendarAmerica/New_YorkWhat Will Drive Computer Performance After Moore’s Law09/27/2020
Our lives have suddenly been forced into the core of the digital world this year. We are still able to work and socialise globally because of the advancement in technology. Despite the situation we are in today, scientists will continue to advance the technology to aid the human race.
As part of the Technology That Matters series, SMART and SGInnovate have invited MIT Professors to share their technologies. There will be fireside chats and panel discussions! Don’t miss this opportunity to interact with MIT Professors.
The miniaturisation of semiconductor transistors has driven the growth in computer performance for more than 50 years. As miniaturisation approaches its limits, bringing an end to Moore’s law, performance gains will need to come from software, algorithms, and hardware. We refer to these technologies as the “Top” of the computing stack to distinguish them from the traditional technologies at the “Bottom”: semiconductor physics and silicon-fabrication technology.
In the post-Moore era, the Top will provide substantial performance gains, but these gains will be opportunistic, uneven, and sporadic, and they will suffer from the law of diminishing returns. Big system components offer a promising context for tackling the challenges of working at the Top.
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Scientists, AI researchers, healthcare experts and business leaders will come together to discuss critical healthcare challenges, collaborate to minimize the damages, and find preventive measures. It is crucial now to harness the power of AI to improve healthcare.
Covering the most relevant topics of AI in healthcare – including the ways in which AI is being used during the current pandemic – the STEMM MIT CSAIL AI in Healthcare Summit will be held online and is co-hosted by MIT’s Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and STEMM Global Scientific Community.
Member DiscountAlliances members are eligible for a discount for this program. Please log in to view discount instructions.
Add to calendarAmerica/New_YorkSTEMM MIT CSAIL AI in Healthcare Summit10/01/2020
Scientists, AI researchers, healthcare experts and business leaders will come together to discuss critical healthcare challenges, collaborate to minimize the damages, and find preventive measures. It is crucial now to harness the power of AI to improve healthcare.
Covering the most relevant topics of AI in healthcare – including the ways in which AI is being used during the current pandemic – the STEMM MIT CSAIL AI in Healthcare Summit will be held online and is co-hosted by MIT’s Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and STEMM Global Scientific Community.
To access additional information about the event, please visit: https://stemm.ai/. Live streaming the event is available at no cost during the event at: https://stemm.tech/.
CSAIL Alliance members and MIT faculty, staff, and students receive complimentary access.
- Alliance Members: Visit the Discounts page to access the registration link. Log into your Alliances website account to access the page. You must register with your company email address to access no-cost CSAIL tickets.
- MIT Faculty, Staff, and Students: Please contact the Alliances team at alliances@csail.mit.edu to access the registration link. You must register with your MIT email address to access no-cost tickets.
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