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<\/span>Geoscience AI at the Jackson School<\/p>\n

AI Across Earth and Planetary Science<\/h1>\n

Jackson School researchers have long used machine learning to address questions across the geosciences, and a growing group of faculty now makes AI central to their work.<\/p>\n

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Research here spans the entirety of the geosciences \u2014 from solid Earth, to water and ice, to the atmosphere, all the way to other planets and moons.<\/h2>\n
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Machine learning and AI are changing how this research is done, and Jackson School researchers are developing methods to make new discoveries in each of these areas. The school supports this work with a dedicated computational science team, a graduate certificate, and a new series of AI focused events.<\/p>\n