The various institutions and researchers associated with SEA-CROGS have extensive active collaborations with academia and industry. The SEA-CROGS team, as well as each institution involved, is committed to diversity and inclusion activities to strengthen the machine learning and data science community.
Visit Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s (PNNL) Diversity and Inclusion page to learn more about our commitment to diversity.
Outreach
Priya Panda, Yale University assistant professor and vice chair of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society's Technical Committee on Very Large Scale Integration (TCVLSI), helped launch the V Pay it Forward initiative aimed at fostering inclusivity by starting conversations about the elements needed to promote a more diverse VLSI community. As part of these efforts, Panda has organized multiple virtual panel discussions with academics, graduate students, and industry leaders, including a podcast with high school students, to help familiarize audiences with VLSI and hardware design. Learn more
Internships
Previous SEA-CROGS Interns
PNNL:
- Damien Beecroft, University of Washington
- Sarah Helfert Murphy, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (jointly funded by the NSF MSGI program)
Murphy is an author on the paper "Stacked networks improve physics-informed training: applications to neural networks and deep operator networks," currently in pre-print status. The paper is co-authored by fellow SEA-CROGS researchers Amanda Howard, Shady Ahmed, and Panos Stinis.
Sandia National Laboratories:
- Kristen Mosley, Spelman University