The Institute for AI & Computational Research is continuing the series of talks on AI/ML techniques and applications across various scientific domains. We envision the talks to strike a good balance between depth and breath. The goal of these talks will be to (i) introduce the particular AI/ML technique to fellow faculty and graduate students who have a basic understanding of deep learning and (ii) present a variety of applications in different domains without assuming deep domain knowledge. Each event will start with a 45 minute talk with 15 minutes for questions and a subsequent 30 minute networking session for brainstorming and further discussion. The speakers will be faculty from a number of URI colleges or nearby universities.

Full details of the IACR seminars will be posted here shortly. The spacetime coordinates for all these seminars are: MEMORIAL UNION 308; 3:00 – 4:30PM.

Name	Affiliation	Date	Title
Prof. Scott Field	UMass Dartmouth	Thu Sept. 18, 2025	Physics-Informed Machine Learning for Modeling Orbital Dynamics in Binary Black Hole Systems
Prof. Michael Puerrer	URI	Thu Oct. 2, 2025	Simulation-Based Inference: Enabling Scientific Discoveries with Machine Learning
Prof. Ritambhara Singh	Brown University	Fri Oct. 17, 2025	TBD
Prof. Wenchao Ge	URI	Thu Oct. 30, 2025	TBD
Prof. Marco Alvarez	URI	Thu Nov. 6, 2025	TBD
Prof. Yang Shen	URI	Thu Nov. 20, 2025	TBD
Prof. Kaleel Mahmood	URI	Thu Dec. 4, 2025	Busting the Paper Ballot: Voting Meets Adversarial Machine Learning
Prof. Abdeltawab Hendawi	URI	Thu Feb. 12, 2026	TBD