The project is advancing AI-driven public health research in the global south.
Digital Transformation Research Corps project receives Global Incubator Seed Grant to advance urban public health
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Americans trust their doctors, but doubt the system (Links to an external site)
An interactive dashboard, built by the Digital Intelligence and Innovation (DI2) Accelerator’s Research Corps allows users to explore results by region and demographic group.
Chatbots for change: How AI is making government services more accessible
WashU researchers collaborated with the DI2 Accelerator to develop an AI-powered tool to make it easier for Missouri residents to access vital government documents.
Students in summer program develop AI tools, advance faculty research (Links to an external site)
Digital Transformation Summer Corps equips students with new AI skills, offers opportunities to work with researchers across disciplines.
Halfway there: A mid-program report on the Digital Transformation Summer Corps
Now at the halfway point, the eight projects have made significant progress across various fields, including public health, law, political science, and psychology.
Eight interdisciplinary teams, ten weeks: Meet the Digital Transformation Summer Corps projects
Starting May 27, the Digital Transformation Summer Corps is bringing together students and faculty from across WashU to take on eight ambitious projects aimed at advancing research, improving lives, and accelerating digital innovation.
Introducing the Digital Transformation Summer Corps
This summer, WashU’s Digital Intelligence & Innovation (DI2) Accelerator is launching the Digital Transformation Summer Corps, a new initiative that brings together talented students with software development and data science skills to collaborate with faculty on cutting-edge research projects.