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Check out all of our upcoming events and workshops, including recurring monthly calls designed to facilitate community-driven experience sharing.
AI agents are everywhere. But what actually makes something an AI agent? And when is an agent genuinely useful instead of unnecessarily complicated? In this 3.5-hour hands-on virtual workshop, you’ll use practical research examples to explore how chatbots, workflows, and AI agents differ, then progressively build a simple research assistant in Google Colab. Rather than focusing […]
This two-day workshop, hosted by Florida Memorial University and the MS-CC, will bring together faculty, researchers, students, research administrators, technology professionals, and institutional leaders to explore these questions through practical sessions, hands-on activities, and collaborative planning. Register Now
Location: Zoom Details are distributed via email to the MS-CC mailing list. If you have any questions, please contact Jennifer Kim.
This 24-hour interdisciplinary hackathon brings together up to 50 students from computer science, data science, agriculture, business, MIS, and related disciplines to tackle a shared challenge: using data, AI, and software to help agricultural communities better understand and respond to changing weather, drought, water availability, soil conditions, and crop performance. Register Now
Location: Zoom Details are distributed via email to the MS-CC mailing list. If you have any questions, please contact Jennifer Kim and Jessica Johnson.
Location: Zoom. When you join the MS-CC, we send you a recurring calendar invite for the MS-CC All Hands Meeting that includes the Zoom connection details. If there is a technical issue and you did not receive the calendar invite, please contact the MS-CC program coordinator, Jessica Johnson.
The Student Community of Practice is designed specifically for undergraduate and graduate students interested in expanding their knowledge and career readiness in Cyberinfrastructure. This group meets quarterly on Zoom from 5:00–6:00 p.m. ET to dive into key research strategies, share student perspectives, and foster meaningful interdisciplinary connections. Learn More
Location: Zoom Details are distributed via email to the MS-CC mailing list. If you have any questions, please contact Jennifer Kim.
Location: Zoom Details are distributed via email to the MS-CC mailing list. If you have any questions, please contact Jennifer Kim and Jessica Johnson.
The MS-CC AI Webinar Series is designed to help institutions move from initial awareness of AI to practical, real-world application in research, teaching, and administrative workflows. AI in Practice: What AI Means for Research and Higher Education – April 29, 2026 AI Tools You Can Use Today (No Coding Required) – May 20, 2026 Getting […]