Around 200 technology professionals from across the university came together at the Winter Innovation Expo networking event. Incoming Chair Aubrey Morse announced the rebranding of Michigan IT as the Michigan Technology Community, the Hacks With Friends finalists presented their projects, and attendees were able to learn about innovative projects across the university.
All U-M instructors are invited to join the ITS Emerging Technology team to learn how to create a custom AI tutor for their courses using Maizey.
A recording of Kashmir Hill, NYT Technology Reporter, speaking on October 7 at the Ford School about privacy in the age of facial recognition is now available.
Mark your calendars! Michigan IT is excited to invite you to the Winter Innovation Expo on December 10, 2024. This not-to-be-missed event will be held at the Central Campus Classroom Building (CCCB) and promises a full day of discovery, inspiration, and networking. The Expo will feature an array of activities including the latest updates from Michigan IT, an… Read More »
Sharpen your GenAI skills with this workshop series presented by ITS Teaching & Learning
The ITS Teaching & Learning 2024 Summit is coming up on Wednesday, August 14, and Thursday, August 15, from 12:00 to 4:30 p.m. Click here to add the event to your Google calendar and check out the Summit Canvas site to review session descriptions and relevant links. There will be 16 sessions to choose from, so start planning… Read More »
Mark your calendars and make plans to participate in the 2024 Hacks with Friends (HWF) November 14–15 at Arbor Lakes.
Brock Palen, the director of Advanced Research Computing for ITS will provide updates and an overview of research computing capabilities and the current packages available for researchers.
Explore the Clinical Learning Center in the U-M School of Nursing with fellow Michigan IT community members on Thursday, June 20.
The deployment of highly automated vehicles is at an inflection point worldwide, from safety concerns to the integration of electrification. Attend two conferences this month that will offer a week of mobility innovation discussions at the University of Michigan.
Meet new people, learn about new technologies and services, and leave with some inspiration!
Michigan IT organized tours of the Ford Motor Company Robotics Building and the Wilson Student Team Center. Come along as we recap!