AI4STEM Education Center
The AI4STEM Education Center is an interdisciplinary hub hosting scholars from disciplines of STEM, education, computer science and artificial intelligence (AI), engineering, and data science. The Center aims to foster interdisciplinary collaboration, specifically focusing on using AI to advance STEM education.
The Center will conduct the following activities:
- Host seminars for faculty members and graduate students on relevant topics to foster interdisciplinary collaborations.
- Invite guest speakers to present cutting-edge research.
- Organize workshops to advance the integration of interdisciplinary knowledge.
- Announce opportunities, events, and achievements.
- Support interdisciplinary external grant development.
- Provide outreach to K-12 schools, teachers, and students.
Call for Papers
The open-access journal Education Sciences (ISSN 2227-7102) is pleased to announce the launch of a new Special Issue titled “Generative AI in Education: Current Trends and Future Directions.” Dr. Xiaoming Zhai is serving as the guest editor for this issue.
We cordially invite scholars, researchers, and practitioners in the field of AI and education to contribute their expertise to this special issue. The aim is to explore cutting-edge research on the applications, impacts, and future potential of generative AI in educational settings.
Submission Details:
- Papers may be submitted now until June 15, 2025.
- Papers will be published on an ongoing basis, subject to acceptance after peer review.
- Submitted papers must be original and not under consideration elsewhere.
- Authors are encouraged to email a short abstract or tentative title in advance to the Editorial Office .
- We look forward to your contributions and hope this opportunity leads to a productive collaboration.
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Associate professor, Department of Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies Education, and affiliated assistant professor, Institute for Artificial Intelligence
Distinguished Research Professor of Computer Science, School of Computing
Georgia Power Mickey A. Brown Professor of Engineering, College of Engineering
Associate professor, Department of Educational Psychology
Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies Education
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Associate research scientist, Department of Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies Education
Graduate research assistant
Postdoctoral research associate
Postdoctoral research associate
Assistant professor, School of Computing
Assistant professor, College of Engineering
Assistant professor, Department of Educational Psychology
Josiah Meigs Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, Lothar Tresp Honors Professor, and director for organic chemistry instruction, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences
Graduate research assistant
Assistant professor, School of Computing, and faculty member, Institute of Artificial Intelligence
Assistant professor, College of Engineering
Associate professor, Department of Educational Psychology
Administrative Specialist
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PhD student in science education, Former Research Assistant.
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