Events

  • Learning in Networks Reading Group

    Gross Hall, Ahmadieh Family Grand Hall, Room 330

    Learning in Networks Reading Group and Seminar Series: Tuesdays, 12pm in 330 Gross Hall; lunch included The institute focuses on fundamental questions in statistical inference, machine learning, causal inference, and optimization on networks, with particular emphasis on statistical-computational tradeoffs, message-passing algorithms, learning dynamics, and network-based market design. By fostering collaboration across disciplines, the institute aims […]

  • MEMS Distinguished Seminar: Dr. Younan Xia, “Three Decades of Nanomaterials Research: From Fundamental Studies to Applications”

    Fitzpatrick Center Schiciano Auditorium Side A, room 1464

    The Thomas Lord Department of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science hosts Professor Younan Xia (Johns Hopkins) to present the MEMS Distinguished Seminar entitled, "Three Decades of Nanomaterials Research: From Fundamental Studies to Applications." Abstract: Nanomaterials have found widespread use in a broad range of applications, including photonics, electronics, catalysis, energy conversion, sensing, imaging, and biomedicine. […]

  • FIP Seminar: Label-Free Chemical Imaging of Single-Cell Drug Response: From Subcellular Quantification to Super-Resolution

    Wilkinson 021

    Drug discovery demands measurements that capture tumor heterogeneity, yet conventional assays report only ensemble averages. Stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) microscopy addresses this gap by directly probing drug distribution and phenotypic state in single cells, label-free and quantitatively. I will show how SRS enables longitudinal, subcellular measurement of drug uptake and efficacy in 2D cultures and […]

  • Forecasting Patient Trajectories: Leveraging Irregularly Sampled, Multimodal Time-Series for Clinical Foundation Models

    Abstract: As in-patient environments generate vast amounts of heterogeneous data, ranging from continuous physiological telemetry to sparsely sampled medical imaging, there is a profound opportunity to translate this information into actionable clinical foresight. This talk will focus on the development of novel foundation models and transformer architectures designed to handle the temporal complexities of longitudinal […]

  • Founders’ Weekend

    Founders' Weekend. Classes are held Thursday and Friday

  • DQC Seminar Series

    Quantum Computing and Information Sciences Seminar Series - Fall 2026 10 Sep: Eric Hudson 24 Sep: tba 08 Oct: Kevin Singh 22 Oct: Yuan Su 29 Oct: Thomas Beck 05 Nov: Sophia Economou 19 Nov: Sara Haravifard 03 Dec: tba