Join leading researchers from academia, national labs, and industry for two days of invited talks, collaborative discussions, and interactive working groups. Together, we will identify shared research bottlenecks, explore AI-driven solutions, build new cross-sector partnerships to advance scientific discovery, and find competitive projects for future exploration.
Organizers: Physics-AI Research Group, Maria Piarulli, Saori Pastore, Ally McClure, Samantha Tippett
Monday, October 19 - Tuesday, October 20
Washington University in St. Louis
Tentative Agenda
Speakers from the WashU Center for Computational and AI-Enabled Imaging Sciences, Departments of Physics, Chemistry, Statistics & Data Sciences, along with experts from other leading universities and national labs.
Day 1 -- Understanding the Challenges + Building Teams
| Agenda | Topic |
| Session I | Vision for AI-driven Discovery |
| Session II | Lightning Talks + Panel Discussions |
| Session IV | Interactive Challenge Mapping |
| Session V | Working Group Formation |
| Session VI | Student + Postdoc Poster Session |
Day 2 -- Designing Solutions + Forming Plans
| Agenda | Topic |
| Session I | Guided Working Group Discussion |
| Session II | Report-Outs from Working Groups |
| Session III | Next Steps |
Whether you're developing AI methods or applying them to scientific discovery, join us to help shape new ideas, partnerships, and opportunities for impact.