While Homecoming at William & Mary is synonymous with parades, reunions, and football, 11 student teams spent the week trying to teach computers to see underwater, using artificial intelligence to turn data into discovery.
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The hiss of liquid nitrogen and the thud of a frozen marshmallow shattering under a hammer echoed throughout Small Hall during this year’s PhysicsFest, William & Mary’s annual hands-on celebration of physics.
Professor Saskia Mordijck will explore the promises and challenges of fusion energy in the Oct. 22 Tack Faculty Lecture, “Here Comes the Sun: Building a Star on Earth.” The lecture begins at 7 p.m. in the Sadler Center’s Commonwealth Auditorium.
Almost 200 student innovators came together Sept. 27-28 for &hacksXI, William & Mary’s annual hackathon that celebrates competition while building community and helping students learn new skills.
Year two of TribeCTF, William & Mary’s Capture-the-Flag (CTF) cybersecurity competition, saw a growing number of participants spend two days racing against the clock to solve as many challenges as possible for both prizes and bragging rights in the fast-growing world of cybersecurity.
William & Mary has officially launched a new minor in Artificial Intelligence (AI), giving students the tools to apply AI in their respective fields.
