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Current areas of interest include reproducibility and transparency of machine learning-enabled science and the optimal uses of machine learning for scientific discovery.
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Recognizing the growing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the enterprise of scientific discovery, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation has invested $1. 5 million in support of six postdoctoral fellowships to study how AI is (re)shaping the process of conducting and evaluating science.
The fellowships are part of a transatlantic partnership between the US-based Sloan Foundation, the United Kingdom Metascience Unit, and the Canada-based Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council to fund 29 early-career researchers studying the impact of AI on metascience.
The Metascience & AI Fellowship program is a component of a larger effort from each organization to ensure that our understanding of the implications of AI technologies keeps pace with their technological development. Through the program, the Sloan Foundation and its funding partners aim to catalyze a shared research agenda and signal the importance of studying the impacts of AI to the broader metascience community.
Additionally, the program intends to build a cohort of researchers and research mentors with the necessary technical understanding of AI to seed scholarly insights from fields including philosophy, sociology, and economics.
The six fellows supported by the Sloan Foundation are: **Mel Andrews, Princeton University** _Evaluating the Epistemic Credentials of AI in Science Evaluation_ **Kati Kish Bar-On, Boston University** _The Shape of Intelligence: AI and the Changing Culture of Mathematical Knowledge_ **Gabrielle Benabdallah, University of Washington** _Technologies of Reading: From Print Culture to AI-Augmented Science_ **Benjamin Santos Genta, New York University** _AI, Similarity, and the Future of Systemic Reviews_ **Seyed Mohamad (Moh) Hosseinioun, Northwestern University** _Funding the Future: AI Changes What Is Science, Who Does It, and How_ **Siyu Yao, University of Cincinnati** _Understanding the AI Revolution in Science: An Integrated History, Philosophy, and Metascience Approach_ _For a complete list of all 29 fellows, including those supported by the UK Metascience Unit and Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, visit the UK Research and Innovation website.
_ Metascience & AI Postdoctoral Fellowships /programs/digital-technology/exploratory-grantmaking-in-technology/metascience-ai-postdoctoral-fellowships Shutterstock Sloan Foundation invests in early-career scholarship on AI and scientific research Recognizing the growing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the enterprise of scientific discovery, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation has invested $1.
5 million in support of six postdoctoral fellowships to study how AI is (re)shaping the process of conducting and evaluating science. The fellowships are part of a transatlantic partnership between…
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MGPV Travel Grant is sponsored by Geological Society of America (GSA), Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, Volcanology Division. MGPV Travel grants support student travel to the annual GSA meeting. Applications are restricted to active graduate or undergraduate students who are the presenting authors of an accepted abstract at the annual GSA meeting.
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