FALL 2026 SEMINAR OPPORTUNITY: AI in Science -SOP6409: Collective [Artificial] Intelligence in Science
SOP6409: Collective [Artificial] Intelligence in Science is intentionally designed to bring together graduate students from across UF. Engineering perspectives are especially valuable given how much the course interrogates the AI tools themselves and the technical realities behind them. This cross-disciplinary graduate seminar examines how AI is reshaping every stage of the research pipeline — project management, literature review, research design, data processing, writing, and outreach . Each topic gets two weeks: one for testing what AI makes possible, one for finding where it breaks down. The cohort collaboratively produces a public AI-in-Science resource repository for UF researchers, released campus-wide at semester's end. ** All disciplines are welcome **, and students are intentionally selected to maximize coverage of different campus perspectives. To apply: Email ncoles@ufl.edu with a brief (≤200 word) note on your research background...
