Get an up-close look at the field of scientific computing and discover the latest innovations in research at Scientific Computing Day. 

The  conference will be a two-day event held Thursday, Nov.  2, and Friday, Nov. 3, in Centennial Hall at 100 Auburn Ave., on the Atlanta Campus. Lunch will be provided to those who register to attend. 

Explore themes around research computing and AI, including an expert panel on AI Ethics: What Are the Best Ways to Use AI for the Common Good and a keynote on  Secure and Interpretable AI from Dr. Polo Chau, associate professor and associate director MS Analytics, corporate relations, Machine Learning Center, Georgia Institute of Technology, and more.

The conference provides researchers and developing researchers a venue to present research, brainstorm new ideas with colleagues, and learn how to approach today’s multidisciplinary computational challenges and take advantage of state-of-the-art developments.

Register to attend the conference here.