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Georgia Tech, 6 Collaborators Receive $5.9 Million NIH Grant for a National Center in AI-based mHealth Research
he NIH is issuing $5.9 million in funding for a new national biomedical technology resource center (BTRC), called the mHealth Center for Discovery, Optimization & Translation of Temporally-Precise Interventions (mDOT).
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Scientists Collaborating on New Data-Driven Approach to Covid-19 Intervention
CSE Associate Professor Aditya Prakash leads a multi-institute team to increase contact tracing and surveillance techniques for Covid-19 cases.
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Teaching Neural Networks When to Stop
A team of researchers from Georgia Tech, Google Brain, and King Abdullah University of Science and Technology have successfully created an architecture that allows neural networks to determine when it reaches an optimal stopping point
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New Training Data Labeling System for Machine Learning Helps Developers
A team of Georgia Tech researchers has created a system that allows users to more effectively label a training dataset with higher accuracy than current methods.
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Georgia Tech Professor Leads Multi-Institution Team in Combatting Hospital Acquired Infections
CSE Associate Professor Aditya Prakash leads a cross-institute team of researchers in creating a robust data science methodology that aims to prevent HAIs.
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ML@GT Faculty Members Will Discuss Projects Related to Covid-19 Relief During Virtual Panel
Members of the ML@GT community will discuss their Covid-19 related research efforts in a panel discussion on June 24, 2020.
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Research Conference Shows Social Challenges are Manifested, Magnified, and Mitigated Online at Pivotal Time for Nation
The value of online mental health communities, how crisis events are described differently over time on social media, and refining how cyberbullying is detected and classified are major topics of research from Georgia Tech at ICWSM 2020.
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Predicting Hate Crimes Targeting Asian Americans Amid Covid-19 Outbreak
CSE Assistant Professor Srijan Kumar and his lab, CLAWS, are the first to discover a discernible link between disease spread and hate crime incidents.
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