Dear Researchers, Faculty and Students, 

We are excited to invite you to three upcoming webinars focused on advancing research with Google Cloud! These sessions are designed to empower you with the latest tools and resources, helping you continue your impactful work within our research community. 

Google offers a range of innovative platforms for researchers, including: 

  • Vertex AI: Fully managed AI development platform
  • Colab Enterprise: Collaborative managed notebook environment similar to Jupyter Notebook
  • High Performance Computing (HPC): Scalable, cutting-edge GPU clusters in the cloud
  • Agentspace: Platform to build and manage AI agents
  • Notebook LM Enterprise: AI-powered research partner 

Webinar Agendas and Highlights

Intro to GCP and HPC for 98Ìà
September 9, Noon (EDT)

  • Overview of Google Cloud Platform (GCP) for Researchers
  • Deep Dive: High-Performance Computing (HPC) on GCP
  • Live Demonstration
  • Q&A and Closing Remarks 

Gain foundational knowledge of GCP, tailored for the 98ÌÃ research community, and learn how to leverage powerful infrastructure for high-performance computing workloads. 

BigQuery and Enterprise Colab
September 23, Noon (EDT)

  • Introduction to BigQuery: A Serverless Data Warehouse
  • Using Google Colaboratory (Colab) Enterprise for Collaborative Research
  • Live Demonstration: Analyzing Large Datasets
  • Q&A and Closing Remarks 

Discover how to manage, query, and analyze massive datasets effortlessly and collaborate with your team in real-time using Colab Enterprise. 

Vertex AI for Researchers
October 7, Noon (EDT)

  • Introduction to Vertex AI: Google's Unified AI Platform
  • Building, Training, and Deploying ML Models
  • AI Use Cases in Academic Research
  • Live Demonstration & Q&A 

Explore how Vertex AI can accelerate your research as you build, train, and deploy custom machine learning models with Google’s powerful tools. 

Registration

Please use the following link to register for these webinars: 

Thank you for your continued dedication to advancing research. If you have any questions or need further information, please feel free to reach out. We look forward to connecting with you at the webinars!