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SUMMARY:Using AI For Academic Research - CBS Workshop by Professors Jesse Schreger and Malek Ben Sliman
DESCRIPTION:Date: Monday\, July 27\, 2026\nDuration: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM EDT\nContact: https://business.columbia.edu/contact\nRead more here!\nRegister here!\n\n\n\n\n\nFollowing in the footsteps of a very successful workshop on accelerating academic research with AI by Santiago Balsiero and a couple of his colleagues at Google (recording and slides will follow soon)\, we are planning a series of additional workshops on using AI for academic research in the summer and fall. Our next workshop is a two-session workshop led by\, our very own\, Professors Jesse Schreger and Malek Ben Sliman. The first session (June 24) will focus on an introduction to AI tools for academic research (with an emphasis on Claude). The second session (July 27) will build on the first session and will serve as a hands-on workshop where faculty and doctoral students can bring their own research ideas and data sources to advance their research project\, with guidance\, during the workshop (see details below). We will record this two-session workshop and possibly repeat it in the fall\, if there is sufficient demand\, for those who missed it over the summer. Looking forward to seeing over the summer in these workshops\, AIB and VDR Session 1 – Introduction to Using AI Tools For Academic Research – June 24 2:00-4:00pm Summary: In this session\, we will cover installing and configuring Claude Code\, the different ways to work with it (terminal\, IDE integration\, GUID)\, pricing and Columbia’s access\, model selection\, and the key operating modes (plan\, accept edits\, auto\, skip-permissions). We’ll address data sharing and privacy concerns. We will demonstrate how to integrate Claude Code to your workflow across different programming languages (i.e. R\, Stata\, Python). We will also discuss version control and how to utilize git with Claude. In addition\, we will provide suggested “assignments” for coming prepared with your own data to execute your own research in the second session. Takeaways: The goal is to walk out with Claude Code installed and integrated into a research workflow alongside existing tools (Stata\, R\, Python)\, with a clear sense of how to start using it for one’s own research. Who is this for: this session is primarily designed for faculty who haven’t yet integrated Claude Code into their day-to-day. Heavier users are welcome but might find session 2 more useful. Those who skip this introductory session should make sure they are prepared to participate in the second session. Session 2 – Using AI in Your Research – July 27th 11:00am-4:00pm Summary: In this session\, faculty will execute their own research in real-time using AI tools. Participants will share their ongoing progress and challenges with the group throughout the session. The goal is to see how close to a real research result participants can get during this extended workshop. In addition\, this session will introduce more advanced ways to Claude Code in research. Specifically\, we will discuss how to extend Claude Code with MCPs\, subagents\, skills\, plugins and API calls. We will help participants learn to work remotely and collectively using Claude Code (e.g.\, remote control\, Claude in the Grid\, tmux/zellij/cmux). This is an interactive workshop and time will be provided to help troubleshoot any issue one might encounter. Takeaways: The goal is to leave the workshop knowing how to produce original academic research with an agent-based workflow. Ideally\, some of you will even have a new result to build on for a full academic paper. Who is this for: Anyone interested in using AI for research. We hope that advanced users also attend to share their workflow and discuss research methods with their colleagues. \n\n\n\n\n\nGo to top
URL:https://www.europeanbusinessreview.com/event/using-ai-for-academic-research-cbs-workshop-by-professors-jesse-schreger-and-malek-ben-sliman/
CATEGORIES:Executive Education Calendar
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ORGANIZER;CN="Columbia Business School":MAILTO:ka2932@gsb.columbia.edu.
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SUMMARY:Masterclass: Leading AI Transformation: What works and what doesn't | Melbourne Business School
DESCRIPTION:Date: Tuesday\, 28 July 2026\nDuration: 12.00 PM – 1.00 PM\nCategory: Artificial Intelligence\, Short Courses\nLocation: Online Zoom\nContact: https://mbs.edu/events/2026-07-28-leading-AI-transformation-masterclass#contactForm\nRead more here!\nRegister here!\n\nMove beyond AI pilots and discover what it takes to achieve enterprise-wide adoption in Leading AI Transformation: What Works and What Doesn’t.\nThis engaging masterclass explores the key factors that drive successful AI transformation\, alongside the common pitfalls that prevent organisations from realising clear ROI. Drawing on the latest research and practical experience with Australian businesses\, you’ll gain actionable insights into what works – and what doesn’t – when leading AI transformation at scale. \nGo to top
URL:https://www.europeanbusinessreview.com/event/masterclass-leading-ai-transformation-what-works-and-what-doesnt-melbourne-business-school/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Executive Education Calendar
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260730
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260731
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SUMMARY:From AI Awareness to AI Leadership - Warwick Business School
DESCRIPTION:Date: July 30\, 2026\nDuration: 13:00 – 14:00\nLocation: Online via Kaltura\nContact: execed@wbs.ac.uk\nRead more here!\nRegister here!\n\nAs AI continues to transform industries and ways of working\, leaders are being called upon to make informed decisions about technology\, talent\, strategy\, and innovation. In this 40-minute webinar\, participants will gain an overview of the key opportunities and challenges presented by AI\, alongside practical considerations for leading AI-enabled change. Designed as a taster session\, the webinar will offer a preview of the AI Leadership Programme and demonstrate how it equips leaders with the knowledge\, frameworks\, and confidence needed to harness AI’s potential in their organisations. \nGo to top
URL:https://www.europeanbusinessreview.com/event/from-ai-awareness-to-ai-leadership-warwick-business-school/
LOCATION:Online via Kaltura
CATEGORIES:Executive Education Calendar
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ORGANIZER;CN="Warwick Business School":MAILTO:georgina.lewis@wbs.ac.uk
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