First Annual Oregon Artificial Intelligence Summit

Immerse yourself in an exciting and informative virtual summit about artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science. Meet and learn from experts in the field!

AI Summit

Come join us for this event where students will have the opportunity to learn about the fundamentals of machine learning and artificial intelligence. Participants will get to learn by doing in our interactive workshops led by industry professionals. From award-winning high school students to esteemed women in STEM, participants will get to hear from today’s leaders on how AI is being applied to fields like healthcare and finance. Participants will get to learn by doing in our interactive workshops led by industry professionals. From award-winning high school students to esteemed women in STEM, participants will get to hear from today’s leaders on how AI is being applied to fields like healthcare and finance.

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Date

June 13th, 2021, 3-5pm PST

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Registration Deadline

June 13th

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Summit Information

Who Can Attend

This event is open to all ages, primarily middle-high schoolers

How will the event be held?

This event will be held virtually. Participants will recieve a Zoom link to the panels and workshops after registration.

Summit Schedule

Day 1

3:00-3:15: Opening and Introduction to AI, ML, and Data Science

3:15-3:45: High School Science Fair Speakers

3:45-4:00: Google Draw and AI + Break

4:00-4:15: Speaker 1 – Anna Ritz

4:15 – 4:30: Speaker 2 – Rebecca Hutchinson

4:30 – 4:45: Games and Break

4:45-5:00: Speaker 3 – Kripa Sankaranarayanan

Summit Speakers

Speakers

Rishab Jain

Rishab Jain is a teenage researcher and artificial-intelligence enthusiast. When he was 13, he was named “America’s Top Young Scientist” for his research to improve radiotherapy for pancreatic cancer.

Rebecca Hutchinson

My research is at the intersection of machine learning and ecology. I am part of the computational sustainability community, trying to find ways that computer science can contribute to promoting the health of the Earth’s ecosystems and bringing interesting new problems back to computer science

Darsh Mandera

I’m Darsh, and I’m a rising junior at Jesuit High School in Portland, OR. I’m interested in AI, specifically how we can apply AI to solve biological problems. Outside of AI, I also really love linguistics and fencing

Kripa Sankaranarayanan

Kripa’s professional experience at Intel includes Data Science and Machine Learning Algorithms Pathfinding, Deep Learning research, and performance analysis of Datacenter infrastructure. Outside of her job, she is a Women In Big Data (WiBD) west coast chapter mentor, and leads the Oregon Technical Leadership Forum with WIN (Women at Intel Network). She also enjoys travelling, horseback riding and sailing

Anna Ritz

I am an Associate Professor in the Biology Department at Reed College. My research explores different ways to computationally model biological systems, concentrating on how diseases such as cancer affect these systems

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