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A Capella Science: How To Moderately Succeed At Educational Entertainment
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2/27/2022 12:30:00 PM
Introduction to the Basics of Deep Learning
Dr. Lawrence Carin, KAUST Provost
2/22/2021 10:00:00 AM
KAUST Smart Health Initiative: Importance of AI and ML
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4/28/2021 8:00:00 AM
The AI Initiative at KAUST
Prof. Bernard Ghanem, Professor in the CEMSE division and Interim Lead for KAUST AI Initiative
4/28/2021 6:20:00 AM
Towards an AI scientist Foundation machine learning of causality inspired from and applied to living systems.
Prof. Jesper Tegnér, Bioscience - BESE
11/20/2019 9:00:00 AM
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3rd KAUST Library Saudi Seminar
Sharing the acquisition’s best practices as well as the challenges through addressing the various stages of handling the process and how to meet the patrons’ needs accurately & promptly. In this seminar, we’re going to exchange the experience, achievements and some useful tips with other internal and international institutions.
6/1/2022 7:37:56 AM
AL-Kindi Distinguished Statistic Lecture Series
5/10/2023 10:40:09 AM
Al-Kindi Distinguished Statistics Lectures
5/10/2023 10:40:09 AM
Ammonia Combustion Meeting
Ammonia is a carbon-free fuel having great potentials for decarbonizing the energy, industrial and transportation sectors.
Large scale use of energy conversion systems exploiting ammonia combustion poses unique challenges and many relevant research opportunities.
To address those challenges and promote the exchange among researchers active in the field the First Ammonia Combustion Meeting has been organized.
The meeting will feature invited talks from experts of academia and industry, presenting a review of the state-of-the-art on different aspects of ammonia combustion in the field, and highlight the key challenges for the community to tackle. The invited talks will be followed by a panel discussion. A proactive role from attendees will be solicited and is warmly welcomed.
During the meeting the following topics will be discussed:
Ammonia oxidation kinetics
Laminar flames and fundamental combustion properties
Canonical turbulent flames
MILD combustion
Laboratory scale industrial burners
Internal Combustion Engines
However, according to the aim of maximizing discussion opportunity among the participants, free discussions and exchanges on every aspect of ammonia usage as energy carriers are welcome.
The ultimate challenge of the meeting is to identify and consolidate common interests around selected topics, case studies, and issues that will be pursued after the meeting in a synergistic and collaborative effort for a swift and effective ammonia utilization in combustion based systems.
6/1/2022 7:30:59 AM
Core Labs & Research Infrastructure
Core Labs and Research Infrastructure is a system of multidisciplinary, interconnected laboratories that is an integral part of the research ecosystem at KAUST.
6/1/2022 7:38:35 AM
EE-203 Lecture
Prof. Muhammad Hussein, Electrical Engineering
Computer, Electrical and Mathematical Science and Engineering Division
6/1/2022 7:37:10 AM
Faculty of Earth and Science
6/1/2022 7:34:19 AM
KAUST Circular Carbon Initiative
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) strives to be a global leader, recognized for science and engineering excellence and its contribution to delivering effective solutions to national and global challenges. We seek also to be a catalyst for societal and economic change through serving as a beacon of knowledge that inspires the Kingdom and the world. We focus on excellence in science and engineering, recognized for quality, insight and ambition. We create impact through partnering with academia, industry and government to ensure the timely application of KAUST research for societal and economic benefit. We are passionate about what we do, considerate as to our time and place, and courageous in tackling the science and engineering problems that matter and their broad dissemination and application to address national and global needs in Water, Energy, Environment, Food & Health, and the Digital domain.
6/1/2022 7:31:54 AM
KAUST Conference on Artificial Intelligence
The KAUST Conference on Artificial Intelligence is a two full-day event that will bring together KAUST faculty and researchers to highlight exciting AI research being done on campus. It will feature the broad AI landscape at KAUST by delving into topics on machine learning, AI theory and foundations, systems, and the many applications of AI in various scientific fields ranging from healthcare and biology to automation and visual computing.
6/1/2022 7:36:00 AM
KAUST Conference on Artificial Intelligence
The KAUST Conference on Artificial Intelligence is a two full-day event that will bring together KAUST faculty and researchers to highlight exciting AI research being done on campus. It will feature the broad AI landscape at KAUST by delving into topics on machine learning, AI theory and foundations, systems, and the many applications of AI in various scientific fields ranging from healthcare and biology to automation and visual computing.
5/31/2022 1:56:52 PM
KAUST Provost
Lawrence Carin is the new Provost at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology. Prior to joining KAUST professor Carin was the James L. Meriam Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University, where he also served as the Vice President for Research. He is one of the most prolific authors in the world in the fields of machine learning and artificial intelligence, regularly publishing in the most competitive forums. Dr. Carin had taught at Duke for over 25 years, and has published nearly 400 peer-reviewed papers.
Lawrence Carin earned the BS, MS, and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering at the University of Maryland, College Park, in 1985, 1986, and 1989, respectively. In 1989 he joined the Electrical Engineering Department at Polytechnic University (Brooklyn) as an Assistant Professor, and became an Associate Professor there in 1994. In September 1995 he joined the Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department at Duke University. He was ECE Department Chair from 2011-2014, the Vice Provost for Research from 2014-2019, and since 2019 he has served as Duke's Vice President for Research.
From 2003-2014 he held the William H. Younger Distinguished Professorship, and since 2018 he has held the James L. Meriam Distinguished Professorship. Dr. Carin's research focuses on machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI) and applied statistics. He publishes widely in the main ML/AI conferences, and he has also engaged in translation of research to practice. He was co-founder of the small business Signal Innovations Group, which was acquired by BAE Systems in 2014, and in 2017 he co-founded the company Infinia ML. He is an IEEE Fellow.
6/1/2022 7:38:15 AM
KAUST Research Conference on Extreme Bandwidth Communication: From mmWave, THz to Optical Bands
KAUST Research Conference on Extreme Bandwidth Communication: From mmWave, THz to Optical Bands
The technological evolution has led to the current high-performing wireless communication systems that we use on a daily basis. However, coping with the increasing demand is becoming more and more challenging, especially since we are approaching the limits of what can be done with the available resources. One of these resources is bandwidth. This spectrum scarcity problem has motivated researchers to explore new frequencies for wireless communications. Due to this reason, the upper radio-frequency (RF) spectrum, from mmWave and THz to optical bands, is being pursued, which is termed as “Extreme Bandwidth Communication”. This conference brings world experts and the brightest minds from academia and industry to present the latest trends, challenges, results, and opportunities in the field of extreme bandwidth communication.
6/1/2022 7:34:37 AM
ML Hub Seminar Series
The Machine Learning Hub @ KAUST is designed to be the one-stop-shop for machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) at KAUST. It is an informal forum for exchanging ideas in these areas, including (but not limited to) theoretical foundations, systems, tools, and applications. It will be providing several offerings to the KAUST community interested in ML and AI, including a regular seminar series where new research in the field is presented, an online social forum dedicated to AI and ML discussions, announcements, brainstorming, collaborations, and hands-on activities (e.g. tutorials/workshops and hackathons) to bolster the growing need for ML and AI education/training on campus. For more details, please visit ml.kaust.edu.sa. This talk will serve as the first installment in the seminar series, during which a more detailed overview of The Hub will be presented. All who are interested in ML and AI on campus are invited to join.
6/1/2022 7:34:56 AM
Rising Stars in AI Symposium 2022 at KAUST
Rising Stars in AI Symposium 2022
The Rising Stars in AI Symposium is geared towards young researchers (including PhD students, PostDocs, young faculty) who have recently published promising work at leading venues. There will be tens of brief presentations about papers recently accepted at major AI conferences such as NeurIPS, CVPR, EMNLP, ACL, ICML, ICLR.
6/1/2022 7:33:54 AM
RSRC Seminar 2022
1/26/2023 12:14:56 PM
Saudi Affairs
6/1/2022 7:30:01 AM
Saudi Society of Medical Genetics (SSMG) Conference at KAUST
SSMG aims to bring together medical geneticists and other related professionals involved in the care of individuals and families with genetic diseases. Its objectives are to advance and promote the science and practice of genetics, to provide a platform for collaboration and personal exchanges between the researchers and health practitioners.
6/1/2022 7:35:39 AM
Science Crossroad Initiative
6/1/2022 7:32:37 AM
Seminar 2018
6/1/2022 7:35:17 AM
The Ocean Soundscape Of The Anthropocene
The underwater ocean soundscape is a critical but understudied habitat feature directly affecting marine animals that rely on sound. However, with increasing human activity the ocean has become noisier. This is especially true with the advent of submarine construction and seismic exploration, and the ever-increasing noise produced by shipping and other human activities. Noise travels much further through water than air and thus has the capacity to have more widespread effects on marine life, especially those that have evolved to use sound to communicate, locate prey and habitats, and detect risks.
In this workshop, we will bring together researchers measuring, describing, and comparing soundscapes in marine ecosystems across the world.
The speakers will address questions such as: How have soundscapes changed in the Anthropocene, particularly the role of the anthrophony? Is the biophony, and thus most animal communication, potentially masked by anthropogenic noise? Are there spatial (tropical vs temperate vs polar, freshwater vs marine, coastal vs offshore) and temporal (diel, seasonal) differences in the dominance of noise? Is acoustic complexity related to marine biodiversity? What can we learn from relatively undisturbed ecosystems about the effects of noise, and are there conservation strategies to mitigate such negative effects?
6/1/2022 7:33:31 AM
WDRC-EnSE Seminar Series
11/26/2023 9:42:58 AM
WEP 2020 - Personalized Medicine
About the theme 'Personalized Medicine'
Personalized Medicine
Personalized medicine is the natural progression of medicine and science, that aims at tailoring practices, interactions, and medicine to the individual patient. We must work to ensure that the best medicine is provided to the correct patient for treating and potentially preventing critical illnesses. How is personalized medicine going to impact your personal life? WEP 2020 will focus on the following broad areas:
The future of medicine: how can we leverage current science and technology to implement customized treatments, drugs, applications, and biotechnology?
The use of personalized medicine and genetic information in security, biology, AI, technology, science.
The economic impact of personalized medicine and technology and how does it fit in the vision 2030.
The impact of culture, ethics, and the environment on personal health.
New trends on well-being and lifestyle.
6/1/2022 7:31:29 AM
WEP 2022 RESILIENCE
RESILIENCE
It’s the ability to withstand adversity—to weather challenges, setbacks, and unforeseen circumstances. The global pandemic has tested the resilience of people and systems the world over. But humanity has proven resilient in a time of exceptional adversity. And so it is with cautious optimism that the theme for WEP 2022 is Resilience.
WEP 2022 will explore tipping points—stress events such as climate change, pandemic, resource shortage, rapid population growth, and more. What makes tipping points happen? How can we predict when they will occur? And how can we adapt, recalibrate and bounce back stronger?
We hope that the theme “Resilience” would provide an approach for the global community, regardless of our perspectives and background, to come together in a collaborative manner and address the various adversities.
6/1/2022 7:37:31 AM
Workshop on Optimization and BIG DATA
6/1/2022 7:39:14 AM