Read this feature on CSET's work to organize the AI scholarly community in an effort to use data-mining techniques to spur scientific discoveries that address COVID-19. Read More

When the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy issued a call to action to the AI community, CSET and other research groups responded with a machine learning tool for answering questions about COVID-19. Read More

As the COVID pandemic moves across the world, many AI researchers have been wondering how they can best help. A good starting place is developing new data mining and text analysis tools for the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19). Read More

CSET's Director of Data Science, Dewey Murdick, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss CORD-19, a collaboration between the White House and research groups coordinated by CSET to aggregate scholarly articles on the coronavirus. Read More

The COVID-19 Open Research Dataset is the result of a collaboration between CSET, the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Microsoft, the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative in response to a request by the White House OSTP. Read More

How can machine learning advance COVID-19 research? By harnessing the collective insight of more than 29,000 scholarly articles on the coronavirus and creating an open database for researchers. CSET has coordinated a joint database effort called CORD-19. Read More

The CORD-19 venture emerged after the White House OSTP convened industry and academia to marshal artificial intelligence tools to sift through thousands of research articles being published worldwide on the coronavirus. Read More

CSET, along with Microsoft Research, the National Library of Medicine, the Allen Institute for AI, and others, aggregated more than 29,000 papers on the wider coronavirus family for research purposes. Read More

The White House is tapping the expertise of researchers from CSET to determine how data and open research can be used to address the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More

“Once the crisis has passed, we hope this project will inspire new ways to use machine learning to advance scientific research,” said Dewey Murdick, CSET Director of Data Science, of the CORD-19 project. Read More