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National Data Platform Receives NSF Category I Award to Expand AI-Ready Data Infrastructure for U.S.
The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded the National Data Platform (NDP) a five-year, $24.5 million Cooperative Agreement to build a federated, AI-ready national data ecosystem, making it easier to discover, access and analyze data – regardless of where it is stored. Under the new award, the University of California San Diego will lead development of…
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NeuroHackademy Celebrates 10 Years
This summer, 90 attendees gathered from universities across the world to take part in NeuroHackademy on its 10th anniversary. With support from the eScience Institute and the National Institute of Mental Health, this 2-week workshop, hosted at the University of Washington in Seattle, taught participants about technologies used to analyze neuroscience data and how to…
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LLMoxie: Informed AI Workflows for Researchers
Partners: eScience Institute, National AI Research Resource (NAIRR) Pilot Program, Schmidt Sciences (Virtual Institute for Scientific Software), Microsoft Azure, AWS, Hugging Face; CloudBank SSEC Engineers: Landung (Don) Setiawan, Anant Mittal, Cordero Core, Niki Burggraff, Anshul Tambay, Carlos Garcia Jurado Suarez, David A. C. Beck, Andrew J. Connolly, Sarah Stone, and Vani Mandava Background Working within the eScience Institute, SSEC’s…
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Advancing Data Utility in the Washington Integrated Surveillance for Antimicrobial Resistance Database (WISAR)
Project Leads: Hannah Fenelon, Peter Rabinowitz, Erica Fuhrmeister, Clare Burbick, and Vickie Ramirez, Center for One Health Research Data Science Lead: Curtis Atkisson Washington Integrated Surveillance for Antimicrobial Resistance Database (WISAR) contains over one million isolates with antimicrobial susceptibility results. These isolates are from samples from humans, animals, and the environment throughout Washington and in…
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A novel regression framework for Southern Ocean surface carbon reconstruction using merged observations from ships and autonomous floats
Project Lead: Sangmin Song, Oceanography Data Science Lead: Scott Henderson The ocean holds a massive 93% of the world’s carbon that cycles among the atmosphere, land, and sea. Because of its capacity to absorb vast amounts of human-emitted carbon from the atmosphere each year, the ocean has effectively buffered society’s impact on climate over the…
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Investigating Seasonal Glacier Fluctuations in Northeast Greenland Using Machine Learning and Explainable Artificial Intelligence
Project Lead: Claire Jensen, UW Earth and Space Sciences Data Science Lead: Scott Henderson The Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) is losing mass due, in part, to the recent speedup of many of the outlet glaciers that line the ice sheet. Mass loss from outlet glaciers can be characterized by (1) retreat of the glacier’s frontal…
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A Roadmap to Assessing Community Engagement at UW
By Kate Rich From interning with local nonprofit organizations to monitoring the marine economy, research, teaching, and learning at the University of Washington regularly involve community engagement work. The Building Tri-Campus Capacity for Community Engagement initiative’s Priority Work Team defines community engagement at UW as “the collaboration between the University (students, faculty, staff, and alumni)…
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Using Computer Vision to Understand Collective Navigation in Salmon
Project Lead: Andrew Berdahl, UW School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences and Ben Koger, University of Wyoming School of Computing and Department of Zoology and Physiology Data Science Lead: Valentina Staneva From daily foraging movements to long-distance migrations, animals often travel in groups, and their navigational decisions are influenced by those around them. Theory suggests that…
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Open IRE: Increasing Access to Published Research
Partners: Elizabeth Bedford, Richard Boyechko, Jose Cols SSEC Engineers: Niki Burggraf, Vedant Somani Background University of Washington Libraries is creating an automated workflow to collect publications from UW researchers to centralize and preserve their work and make it openly available to the world in UW’s institutional repository, ResearchWorks. Research is published across a wide range…
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A new approach to understanding homelessness in King County
To better understand the needs of the growing houseless population in their communities, local governments need to know how many unhoused people there are in the first place. For nearly two decades the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development required local jurisdictions to attempt a biennial census of unhoused people on a single…