And a tentative panel featuring:

Jay McClelland (Stanford), Dmitry Krotov (@krotov.bsky.social) and Parikshit Ram (IBM Research)

Join to explore the future of associative memory!

There's an amazing lineup of invited speakers:

Jay McClelland (Stanford), Xueyan Niu (Huawei), Paul Liang (MIT), Meisam Razaviyayn (@meisamr.bsky.social), Natalia Berloff (Cambridge), and David Clark (@david-g-clark.bsky.social).

Co-organized with Krishnakumar Balasubramanian (UC Davis), Rogerio Schmidt Feris (MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab), Benjamin Hoover (Georgia Tech, IBM Research), Hilde Kuehne (@hildekuehne.bsky.social), and Zhaoyang Shi (Harvard).

A new study by NYU Tandon Professor Debra Laefer and CDS MS alum Jingru (Catherine) Hua quantifies this massive shift in the sensors and satellites that map our world.

The paper was accepted to @iclr-conf.bsky.social and won Best Paper at NeurIPS CogInterp.

With CDS PhD alum Angelica Chen @angie-chen.bsky.social, CDS Professor Kyunghyun Cho (@kyunghyuncho.bsky.social), and CDS Visiting Scholar Richard Bonneau.

Have additional questions? We’re here to help: [email protected].

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* Personal History Statement
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* TOEFL or IELTS; however, TOEFL is preferred (Required for all applicants whose native language is not English and who have not received a university degree in an English-speaking country)
* Official college transcripts
* Three letters of recommendation
* Statement of Academic Purpose

The runner-up was "Predicting the Unpredictable: Who wins Super Bowl LX?" by Siddhant Jain, Adi Hande, and Yanle Thomas Li.

CDS undergraduate Ashish Reddy Tummuri won for “RainCheck - A Causal Analysis!”

Tummuri used a causal framework to analyze 1.5 billion taxi trips and crash data, estimating that targeted interventions could prevent 185 crashes annually.