Vanderbilt launches Amplify Generative AI Innovation Center within College of Connected Computing
Vanderbilt University’s College of Connected Computing has launched the Amplify Generative AI Innovation Center, a “living laboratory” that will catalyze ethical, human-centered use of generative and agentic AI in research, teaching and learning, student success, administrative operations, and external partnerships. The center is co-led by Center Director and Professor of Computer Science Jules White and Chief AI and Technology Officer Allen Karns.Read More
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Surgical robotics pioneer Robert Webster guides life-saving ideas into reality
He leads groundbreaking work creating robotic tools to make surgeries safer. Now, with a passion for partnership, see how Robert Webster is carving a path for others to take their life-changing innovations and turn them into reality.Read More
Vanderbilt’s men’s and women’s cross country teams and three Commodores, Bria Bennis, Tyla Lumley and Claire Petersen, were tabbed USTFCCCA All-Academic, the organization announced. To be eligible for All-Academic honors, teams must have at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA. Individuals must have a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher and either be an USTFCCCA Division I Cross Country All-American finisher or top 25 finisher (or top 10%) at an NCAA Division I Cross Country Regional meet.Read More
Want to gain a deeper understanding of AI? Faculty experts Ole Molvig (History, Cinema & Media Arts) and Jenny Davis (Sociology) respond to Vanderbilt students' most pressing questions in this deep dive on all things artificial intelligence.
Forbes: Super agers’ genetic edge keeps their minds sharp Research from Alaina Durant, statistical genetic analyst, Angela Jefferson, professor of neurology, Logan Dumitrescu, assistant professor of neurology, Derek Archer, assistant professor of neurology, Timothy Hohman, professor of neurology, and Leslie Gaynor, assistant professor of medicine, is cited.
The Chronicle of Higher Education: Why your university has so many administrators Nicholas Zeppos, Cornelius Vanderbilt Chancellor Emeritus and adjunct professor of law, authored this opinion piece.
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