Dietram Scheufele joins group of experts in science communication and policy offering a roadmap for increasing public trust in science in a new Nature comment article.
Author: Morgridge Institute for Research
Tom Still: Dollar rankings not always best way to judge value of academic research
Higher education’s preoccupation with research rankings, which are based on total grant dollars, obscures the true mission of making discoveries and passing along knowledge, Morgridge CEO Brad Schwartz argues in a new statewide column.
Tom Still: Dollar rankings not always best way to judge value of academic research
Higher education’s preoccupation with research rankings, which are based on total grant dollars, obscures the true mission of making discoveries and passing along knowledge, Morgridge CEO Brad Schwartz argues in a new statewide column.
Rising Sparks: Rupsa Datta, biomedical imaging
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.
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.