Tuesday, October 7, 2025
3:30-4:30 p.m.
Duke Library 041 

Join Biology Professor John Quinn in the second workshop of our AI in Action series to discover how students are using AI to crack complex coding challenges in scientific research. See real examples of AI-powered collaboration that’s transforming how we approach programming for science.

You’ll explore practical ways AI can enhance coding workflows, troubleshoot tricky problems, and accelerate research breakthroughs. This hands-on session has something for everyone—whether you’re new to programming or looking to level up your scientific computing.

What you’ll gain: Real strategies for using AI as a coding collaborator, plus actionable techniques to tackle programming challenges in your research.

Part of FDC’s multi-session “AI in Action” program. Bring a laptop or tablet to participate fully. Snacks provided!

Fall 2025 remaining AI in Action Workshops: 

• Monday, November 3, 3:30-4:30 p.m., Duke Library 041 

Attendance at previous or upcoming workshops is not required for this workshop, but gladly encouraged.

Register online (for this or any other AI in Action Workshop this semester).