WashU Digital Transformation
The University has upgraded its secure WashU ChatGPT model to ChatGPT-4 Omni (ChatGPT-4o). The upgrade was brought about by the Digital Intelligence & Innovation Accelerator (DI2), the group responsible for leading WashU’s Digital Transformation initiative.
A new award sponsored by the Digital Intelligence & Innovation Accelerator (DI2) aims to encourage WashU instructors to develop freely available digital course materials that will improve student success.
WashU’s Digital Transformation initiative provides updates on several projects that will directly benefit faculty, students and staff.
NVIDIA’s Academic Grant Program is calling for proposals from researchers to advance work in Generative AI and Large Language Models, and Simulation and Modeling.
Dan Maranan joined WashU in January 2024 as the executive director of the Digital Intelligence & Innovation (DI2) Accelerator. In this role, he leads the team responsible for implementing the Digital Transformation pillar of the Here & Next Strategic plan, which aims to expand and support the work of researchers working in a digital domain, enhance […]
The NAIRR Pilot, supported by the US NSF and the US Department of Energy, is accepting applications to request access to state-of-the-art computing, AI models and educational resources to advance AI research.
The idea behind the Moving Stories app was to connect members of the St. Louis community with their neighbors with a migrant background. The DSS helped turn it into a reality.
On May 6, hundreds of leading voices in the digital transformation of higher education gathered at Washington University’s Knight Hall to explore the possibilities of a digital-first future and address issues of accessibility and equity in digital experiences.
The WashU Digital Transformation team gained insights from a wealth of similar initiatives on the Bay Area campus, centered around healthcare, AI, digital infrastructure, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
The insights gained from this visit serve as a beacon of inspiration for the team at Washington University, offering valuable perspectives on collaborative models, infrastructure, and interdisciplinary initiatives.
This pilot program pairs software engineers with researchers to create useful ways to share research findings.
The Digital Solutions Studio helped create Stories That Win, a digital tool WashU researchers are using to collect and analyze fairytales and origin stories.
The Digital Solutions Studio built the St. Louis Data Dashboard in less than 12 months — an endeavor that would’ve otherwise taken three to five years.