Seawolf Weekly – January 17, 2021
University of Alaska Anchorage.
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Creating connections with neural networks
As a child, Helena Wisniewski was a whiz at puzzles, foretelling a career that fostered connections to create innovative new products. Now a professor of entrepreneurship at UAA, her recent initiatives include establishing a new webinar series on AI launching Jan. 20.
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Elevating the low clarinet
UAA Emeritus Professor of Music Mark Wolbers recently published 48 études for clarinet adapted from Franz Wilhem Ferling’s oboe études, providing clarinetists worldwide the opportunity to experiment and expand their performance repertoire.
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Campus Closed: Martin Luther King Jr. and Alaska Civil Rights Day
Monday, Jan. 18, 12:01 AM-11:59 PM |
A World Transformed: How Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping Our Lives
Wednesday, Jan. 20, 12 PM-1 PM | Online
Anchorage Folk Festival 2021
Friday, Jan. 29, 10 AM-10 PM | Online
UA Board of Regents Public Testimony Call-in Session
Tuesday, Feb. 16, 4 PM-5 PM | Online
A World Transformed: How Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping Our Lives
Wednesday, Feb. 17, 12 PM-1 PM | Online
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