AI & Scientific Discovery Online Seminar – Department of Computer Science

Date & Time:

November 10, 2025 11:00 am – 12:00 pm

11/10/2025 11:00 AM 11/10/2025 12:00 PM America/Chicago AI & Scientific Discovery Online Seminar

The Chicago Human+AI lab and the AI+Science Research Initiative are thrilled to announce the upcoming AI & Scientific Discovery online seminar! We have an amazing lineup of speakers!

This seminar explores how AI accelerates research, enables breakthroughs, and shapes the future of innovation across fields. Join us to learn about real-world applications, opportunities, and challenges at the intersection of AI and science.

Pushing the Frontiers of Knowledge with Artificial Intelligence

Date: Fridays on October 3 – December 12, 2025
Format: Virtual Event
Time: 11:00 – 12:00 Central Time / 12:00 – 13:00 Eastern Time / 9:00 – 10:00 Pacific Time

For more information, the list of scheduled speakers, and to join the online seminar click HERE.

Resources

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Designed to Deceive: Why Knowledge Isn’t Enough to Beat Dark Patterns

Weijia Shi (U of Washington)- Breaking the Language Model Monolith

Osbert Bastani (Penn)- Unlocking the Potential of Coding LLMs

Building Tensormesh: A Conversation with the CEO (Junchen Jiang)

How artists can protect their work from AI | Dr. Heather Zheng | TEDxChicago

Inside The Lab: How Can Robots Improve Our Lives?

This Spring at UChicago: TEI’26 Unites Technology, Art, and Design on Campus

RADAR: A new era of collaborative cosmic exploration

Designed to Deceive: Why Knowledge Isn’t Enough to Beat Dark Patterns

Bridging Physics and CS: A Conversation with our latest IBM PhD Fellow, Soumik Ghosh

Ranya Sharma Receives CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award

Building Tensormesh: A Conversation with the CEO (Junchen Jiang)

UChicago Researchers Help Launch First International Conference on AI Scientists in Beijing

Five Paths to Lasting Influence: Celebrating Five UChicago CS Test of Time Award Recipients

Researchers Built Their Own ISP to Fix the Internet– A Decade Later, It’s Still Running

Hard to Discover, Harder to Use: The Widespread Failure of Ad Transparency Settings

Constraints on Quantum-Advantage Experiments Due to Noise

Data Movement Without Borders: Ian Foster and the Globus Team Honored with SC25’s Test of Time Award