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Applied AI Research Showcase
Concordia’s Applied AI Institute is pleased to announce the call for applications from graduate students, post-docs, and faculty specializing in Applied AI Research This is an opportunity to present your research in the form of a poster (guidelines will be provided) and network with your peers, industry professionals, and interdisciplinary researchers.
Date: Friday, November 8th 4:00-6:00 PM
Location: 4TH SPACE in the J.W. McConnell Building
Address: 1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd W.
Topics of Interest
- Responsible AI
- Sustainability
- Policy Development
- Data Privacy and Security
- Public Engagement and Trust
- Equity and Inclusion
- Decolonizing AI
- Art and AI
- Transportation and Logistics
- Creative Industries
Application Guidelines
- Open to graduate students pursuing Master’s or PhD degrees, post-docs, and faculty
- Submission of a 250-word abstract outlining your research.
- Application deadline is Monday, October 21st
- Notification of acceptance will be issued by Friday, October 25th
Application Procedure
Please fill out this application form.
Contact Information: For inquiries and further information, please contact applied.ai@concordia.ca
Criteria for Acceptance
Relevance to the Theme:
- The research should clearly align with the topics of interest mentioned in the call, or other relevant research in applied AI that could align with or benefit from AI application.
Quality of Research Abstract:
- The 250-word research abstract should be well-written, clear, and provide a comprehensive overview of the research, including its objectives, methods, and expected outcomes.
Clarity of Communication:
- Applicants should exhibit effective communication skills and convey their research in a way that can be easily understood by a diverse audience, including industry professionals and scholars.
Potential to Contribute:
- The selection committee may consider the potential for the applicant's research to make a meaningful contribution to the field of Applied AI.
Ethical Considerations:
- The proposed research and its applications should align with ethical guidelines and principles.