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Center for Artificial Intelligence and Modeling

The Center for Artificial Intelligence and Modeling (CAIM) aims to unravel complicated scientific processes using modeling and machine learning.

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Plant biology professor Surangi Punyasena, left, former U. of I. Ph.D. student Marc-Élie Adaimé and their colleagues developed deep-learning methods for establishing the composition and diversity of fossil grass pollen samples. Adaimé is now a postdoctoral researcher at the Smithsonian’s Office of Digital and Innovation. Photo by Fred Zwicky
Bioengineering professors Pablo Perez-Pinera, left, and Thomas Gaj led a team that developed a gene editing tool to treat Huntington’s disease and tested it in mice. Photo by Craig Pessman
Biology professor Tong Wang (left) with bioengineering professor Sergei Maslov.
With his colleagues at Oregon State University and Utah State University, U. of I. plant biology professor James O’Dwyer developed a model that can predict changes in tree abundance over time. Photo by Michelle Hassel
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