FREE TRAINING IN DATA SCIENCE AND AI!
Data and AI-Intensive Research with Rigor and Reproducibility (DAIR3) program (https://dair-3.org),
Application Deadline: January 30, 2026
DAIR3 is a free, NIH-funded summer training program designed to strengthen rigor and reproducibility in biomedical data science and AI research.
The program features hands-on, project-based learning
Participants receive year-long mentoring to help apply these skills in their own research and teaching.
Participation is completely free, and travel scholarships are available. Space is limited, so we strongly encourage interested applicants to submit their materials before the January 30 deadline.
Jing Liu, PhD - Executive Director, Michigan Institute for Data and AI in Society
Juan B. Gutiérrez, PhD - Professor of Mathematics, University of Texas at San Antonio
Kelly Psilidis, Faculty Training Program Manager - psilidis@umich.edu
Join Math Day!
Sat., Feb. 14th, 7:30 am-4 pm
Individual and Team Competitions and prizes will be awarded!
Keynote Speaker Dr. Erik Lundberg will offer an interesting and fun talk
entitled, "Can We Hear the Fourier Series of a Vibrating String?"
Register Today!
For Teachers!
While students are participating at Math Day, Join us for Florida GeoGebra!
Learn More and Register for Florida GeoGebra Here!
More Undergraduate and Graduate Student Opportunities
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Mathematics is the study of quantity, structure, space, and change. It is a peculiarly human endeavor that attempts to organize our experience in a quantitative fashion. Mathematics aids and supplements our intuitions about the physical universe and about human behavior. FAU offers many opportunities on both the undergraduate and graduate levels to study Mathematics. Check out the Course Information and Programs tabs to find out more!
To contact the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, please call: (561) 297-3340. Office hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-4:30 pm.
Student Kerry-Ann Bartley shares how the M.S. in Data Science and Analytics program in the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science provides training in analytic tools, preparing students with transferrable real world skills.
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