Join us in welcoming a new cohort comprised of 8 high school students who will participate in the program at George Mason University. The program offers a chance to gain hands-on experience using innovative resources and is designed to cultivate the talents of young aspiring scientists. The students will participate in projects of training dataset labelling, AI-based data fusion for air quality, heliophysics and climate change. Participants will also have the privilege of receiving collaborative mentorship from esteemed professionals within the center. Via the ASSIP program, George Mason University and the STC center remains dedicated to nurturing talent, fostering innovation, and providing transformative experiences for aspiring scientists from a full scale of high schoolers to postdoctoral fellows.
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