Rupsa Datta’s early encounters with biomedical engineering opened a path to cutting-edge imaging science that brings new insights into the role neutrophils play in disease.
Author: Morgridge Institute for Research
Breaking the GPU Bottleneck: How Distributed Computing is Expanding AI Training
For researchers at smaller institutions or those attempting to train “ensembles” — multiple versions of a machine learning model to ensure accuracy and robustness — the requirement for high-end GPUs often creates an insurmountable barrier. A Morgridge Institute and Center for High Throughput Computing team supported by the NSF presents a new path: breaking AI training into “small bites” and distributing them across a nationwide network of computing providers.
Access to science can change lives of rural students
“Madison changed my life.” Marcy Heim, a leader in nonprofit fundraising and UW–Madison alum, talks about access to STEM in our Rural Roots, Research Futures project, recognizing the 20th anniversary of Morgridge Summer Science Camp.
How science camps bridge the divide in rural communities
“Once that belief that certain paths are ‘for other people’ takes hold, it can be difficult to undo.” Wisconsite and former global insurance CEO Patrick Thiele talks about access to STEM in our Rural Roots, Research Futures project, recognizing the 20th anniversary of Morgridge Summer Science Camp.
Rural America: redefining future of innovation
“What seeped into the culture was the idea that if you were the bright kid, you left.” Founder and CEO of the Center on Rural Innovation Matt Dunne talks about access to STEM in our Rural Roots, Research Futures project, recognizing the 20th anniversary of Morgridge Summer Science Camp.