Speaker Nick Chia (BIO) speaks to the crowd at 'An AI Ally for Human Health' at the International Museum of Surgical Science.
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Science communicator Gillian King-Cargile (CPA) and computational biologist Nick Chia (BIO) visit the International Museum of Surgical Science for an AI Ally for Human Health.
The crowd listens to speakers Bethany Lusch (ALCF) and Christopher Knight (ALCF) at Demystifying AI for Science at the Aurora Public Library Santori Branch.
Moderator Gillian King-Cargile (CPA) speaker Christopher Knight (ALCF) and speaker Bethany Lusch (ALCF) outside the Aurora Public Library for Demystifying AI for Science.
Scott Collis (EVS) presenting in front of map at the Chicago Maritime Museum. (Image by Scott Reimer)
Scott Collis (EVS) presents at the Chicago Maritime Museum. (Image by Scott Reimer)
Sarah Owens (BIO) and Gillian King-Cargile (CPA) lead kids through a ‘Can We Sequence It’ game at Shorewood-Troy Public Library. (Image by Shorewood-Troy Public Library)
Atmospheric researcher Matthew Tuftedal (EVS) assembles a 3D printed weather station for library guests at Soil, Sky, and AI: The Science of Rain and Weather.
Atmospheric researcher Paytsar Muradyan (EVS) explains how AI is incorporated into research using the soil sensor at Soil, Sky, and AI: The Science of Rain and Weather.
Atmospheric scientist Matthew Tuftedal (EVS) explains various sensors used for atmospheric research at Soil, Sky, and AI: The Science of Rain and Weather.
Researchers Matthew Tuftedal (EVS) and Rory Butler (DSL) speak at These Are the Droids We’re Looking For: Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and the Race to Build C-3POs for Science.
A crowd listens to Argonne speakers at These are the Droids You’re Looking For: Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and the Race to Build C-3POs for Science.
Argonne researchers Casey Stone (DSL) and Ryan Lewis (DSL) speak on an AI and Makerspace panel at Indian Prairie Public Library.
Moderator Gillian King-Cargile (CPA) introduces Argonne researchers Casey Stone (DSL) and Ryan Lewis (DSL) at Indian Prairie Public Library.
Researchers from Argonne and UChicago prepare to speak at Project Hail Mary and the Science Behind Blockbuster Sci-Fi. Argonne experts included Dion Antonopoulos (BIO/EVS) and Gregory Grant (MSD).
Panel audience for Project Hail Mary and the Science Behind Blockbuster Sci-Fi at C2E2.
Argonne researcher Chick Macal (DIS) is joined by a local educator and science fiction writer for The Learning Dead: What Zombie Stories Teach Us About Education panel at C2E2.
Argonne Leadership Computing Facility director of science, Katherine Riley (ALCF), is joined by multiple writers and librarians for Thrill of the Chill: Turning Fear Into a Catalyst for Creativity at C2E2.
The expert panel prepares to speak after a pre-release screening of Project Hail Mary. (Image courtesy of UChicago Pritzker Molecular Engineering/Elaina Eichorn.)
Attendees explore the AMC lobby prior to the pre-release screening of Project Hail Mary. (Image courtesy of UChicago Pritzker Molecular Engineering/Elaina Eichorn.)
Attendees watch a hands-on demonstration at the pre-release Project Hail Mary screening. (Image courtesy of UChicago Pritzker Molecular Engineering/Elaina Eichorn.)
The Project Hail Mary expert panel included Gillian King-Cargile (CPA), Nicholas Chia (BIO), Gregory Grant (MSD), Fred Ciesla (UChicago) and Wendy Freedman (UChicago.) (Image courtesy of UChicago Pritzker Molecular Engineering/Elaina Eichorn.)