
We are excited to announce that we will be hosting two workshops for faculty on leveraging Generative AI to optimize research, teaching, and learning.

The first workshop will be on April 3rd from 12:00-1:30 at Penn State hosted by the Leonard Center for Enhancement of Engineering Education.

The second workshop will be a virtual workshop hosted by ASEE on April 9th from 1:00pm-4:00pm. For more information or to explore additional opportunities, please reach out to Dr. Katz!


We are excited to announce that we will be hosting two workshops for faculty on leveraging Generative AI to optimize research, teaching, and learning.

GenAI Workshops for Faculty


We are excited to welcome our new group of undergraduate researchers to the IDEEAS Lab! We have a whole set of projects related to generative AI, decision-making, machine learning, and more for everyone to get started with. It should be an exciting time to get involved in research!

If you are someone who is interested in joining the IDEEAS Lab, please reach out to Dr. Katz.


We are excited to welcome our new undergraduates to the IDEEAS Lab! We are looking forward to working with you this semester.

Welcome New Undergrads to the IDEEAS Lab!


Dr. Katz and Dr. Knight have received a grant from the NSF in collaboration with Dr. Maura Borrego at UT-Austin and Dr. Deters at UNL called "_The Engineering Master's Workforce: Leveraging Natural Language Processing Techniques to Understand Employer Demands and Student Goals_". This project will investigate supply side and demand side factors associated with the labor market for engineering master's graduates, specifically in mechanical engineering. Dr. Katz and Knight will be utilizing NLP techniques for this work.


IDEEAS Lab has received a $116,000 NSF grant to develop a workforce development program in generative AI.

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