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Partners

AIIM partners are University of Michigan organizations where foundational AI research or AI-enabled domain research is a major focus. They may include  departments, divisions, schools and colleges, institutes and centers. AIIM partners coordinate with one another, develop joint initiatives with AIIM support, and promote their work through AIIM.

AI & Digital Health Innovation provides resources and services to support researchers investigating scientific hypotheses using AI, genetic, and digital health data, as well as those developing, validating, piloting, and translating AI models and tools into clinical and research systems. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
University of Michigan Artificial Intelligence Laboratory promotional card describing how the Michigan AI Laboratory, founded in 1988, advances AI research, education, and methodology to drive real-world impact. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
University of Michigan Biostatistics promotional card highlighting its work in health data intelligence, statistical and machine-learning research, trustworthy and interpretable AI for biomedical and public-health applications, and interdisciplinary collaboration and education. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
The Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Division of Michigan Engineering is home to over 100 faculty and is at the heart of research and teaching activities in the fields of artificial intelligence and computer science. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) is engaged in multidisciplinary and collaborative research that incorporates the foundational theory and real-world applications of AI, blending ideas from devices, circuits, signal processing, economics, statistics, optimization, controls, robotics, computer vision, and beyond.
University of Michigan Human-Centered Computing Laboratory promotional card describing its work bridging AI and human-computer interaction to create responsible, human-centered systems that help people understand and use AI effectively and efficiently. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
Working with partners and across disciplines to reimagine a more livable future, the Institute for Advanced Construction Futures (IACF) brings together AI and advanced technologies to transform the design, construction, and operation of the sustainable built environment.
University of Michigan Institute for AI-Driven Therapeutics Discovery promotional card describing how AI-Tx brings together AI and drug-discovery experts to address development failures, streamline processes, and improve the success and efficiency of therapeutic discovery. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
ICPSR advances the responsible use of AI across the research data lifecycle by developing trusted infrastructure, tools, and standards that make research data more AI-ready and AI-safe. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
University of Michigan Maternal Health Institute promotional card describing THEIA, a clinically focused and community-engaged initiative that uses innovative AI and advanced data- and theory-driven analysis to prevent complex maternal and child health challenges. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
University of Michigan LSA Mathematics promotional card explaining that mathematics underpins AI by providing the language for describing models, mechanisms for learning, and tools for testing reliability. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
The Michigan Institute for Computational Discovery and Engineering (MICDE) unites researchers across disciplines to advance modeling, simulation, AI, scientific computing, and high-performance computing (HPC) at the University of Michigan and beyond.
The Michigan Institute for Data and AI in Society (MIDAS) advances data science and AI and enables their transformative use across disciplines to achieve lasting scientific and societal impact. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
University of Michigan School of Information promotional card highlighting interdisciplinary research and education in human-centered AI that augments human capabilities and benefits individuals, organizations, and society. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.
University of Michigan Ford School’s Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program promotional card highlighting its work to advance the public interest, social equity, and justice in AI development and governance through education, research, community engagement, and policy. Includes a “Learn more” button linking to an external site.