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IDEaS Upskilling Workshop on AI for Research

 

April 16, 2026 | 1:00pm - 4:00pm | Pettit Microelectronics Building; room 102A/B

 

Join us for an afternoon of demonstrations on how AI can be used in research. Topics will include using AI for visualization and creating high-quality graphics, as an aid to learn new software, and as an assistant in writing code. The workshop will also discuss how to integrate AI with high-performance computing platforms like PACE, and introduce Georgia Tech resources and policies. The workshop is primarily aimed at graduate students and postdocs, but other members of the Georgia Tech community are welcome as well.

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PLSEFM + AI Workshop

 

 

We are pleased to announce the upcoming AI + PLSEFM (programming languages, software engineering, and formal methods) workshop at Georgia Tech on April 30th, 2026.  

This workshop is focused on showcasing the rapidly evolving scientific research at the intersection of Programming Languages, Software Engineering, Compilers, Formal Methods (PLSEFM) and AI, conducted by Georgia Tech students and faculty. 

 

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For Graduate and Undergraduate Students

 

Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Workshop: From Prototype to Production
 
April 17, 2026 | 10am - 3pm | College of Computing Building | Room 017
 

This comprehensive hands-on workshop will guide participants through building a Mortgage Assistant Agent that demonstrates the full spectrum of AgentCore capabilities - from basic conversational AI to enterprise-grade deployment with memory, security, and observability.

What Participants Will Learn:

  •  Deploy secure, scalable AI agents using AgentCore Runtime
  • Implement robust authentication and authorization with AgentCore Identity
  • Integrate external services through AgentCore Gateway
  • Extend agent capabilities using AgentCore Tools
  • Manage agent memory and context with AgentCore Memory
  • Monitor agent performance with AgentCore Observability

Schedule:

  •  1 hour of presentation
  • 3 hours of hands-on activities
  • 1 hour lunch + networking + QA
  • The session will remain active for 72 hours afterward so students can continue practicing
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