DISPLAY, COMPETE, LEARN, WIN.
DISPLAY, COMPETE, LEARN, WIN.
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UDICA's Research-A-thon is a research competition where teams turn an idea into a focused research question and a defensible result in a single event. Topics center on computer science, mathematics, artificial intelligence, large language models, and quantum computing.
UDICA's Research-A-thon is a research competition where teams turn an idea into a focused research question and a defensible result in a single event. Topics center on computer science, mathematics, artificial intelligence, large language models, and quantum computing.
Teams will present their work as a poster, highlighting the question, method, results, and what the evidence supports. The emphasis is on generating and communicating new insights, not shipping a product.
Teams will present their work as a poster, highlighting the question, method, results, and what the evidence supports. The emphasis is on generating and communicating new insights, not shipping a product.
TRACKS
TRACKS
AI/DS
A research focused track for machine learning, data science, and LLM projects, centered on turning a clear question into evidence and a poster ready result.
NSF NRT
A track aligned with the NSF NRT program, focused on substance abuse research and analysis.
NSF NRT AI & Engineering Challenges
Design a distributed IoT sensing system that detects sudden airborne chemical spikes using low-cost gas sensors and multi-board communication. The prototype will identify a simulated substance, such as alcohol or household vapors, in the air.
QUANTUM AI
A track for quantum computing and quantum informed machine learning ideas, focused on principled problem framing and clear results you can explain and defend.
Guest Speaker
Michael Farmer is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Entrepreneurship and Management at the Henry W. Bloch School of Management at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
He has been a Founder and Co-founder of technology firms Leap2 and CAP CO2, served as Executive-in-Residence at Techstars Kansas City Accelerator, and served as an Instructor in Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Blue Valley CAPS program.
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