We are thrilled to announce the inaugural Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Research and Education (AIRE), scheduled on November 21, 2025, at the Georgia Cyber Center in Augusta, GA.
AIRE aims to serve as a dynamic forum designed to bring together scholars, researchers, and educators to explore the transformative impact of AI on scientific and academic practices and to present groundbreaking research, share innovative ideas, and foster meaningful collaborations.
Over the years, AI has undergone remarkable transformations—driven by increasing computational power, an explosion of data, and a deeper understanding of intelligent frameworks. The integration of AI into research workflows and educational environments is reshaping the way knowledge is created, shared, and taught. The workshop focuses on the application of AI in healthcare, cybersecurity, and education through a series of talks, posters, and a panel discussion. We enthusiastically invite you to contribute your latest work to the AIRE Workshop.
We welcome 20-minute talks (15-minute presentation + 5-minute Q&A) and posters.
Topics include, but are not limited to:
How to submit: Email the organizers with your title, a short abstract, presentation type (Talk or Poster), and track (choose one of the four above). If your work doesn’t clearly fit one track, select the closest option and suggest other track(s) in your message. Slides and posters will be requested from accepted authors prior to the event.
Posters and Slides: Slides for presentations shall be sent to the organizer's email. The posters must be formatted to be up to 48×42 inches (Height x Width). Please post it before the welcome reception.
Authors of selected submissions will be scheduled in the talk sessions or the poster.
Registration is free but required. Please register by Nov 14, 2025.
Breakfast and Registration
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Technical Session #1 (AI in Cybersecurity), Chair: Gokila Dorai, PhD
Break and Posters
Technical Session #2 (AI in Education), Chair: Arman Adibi, PhD
Break and Posters
Technical Session #3 (AI in Healthcare), Chair: Shungeng Zhang, PhD
Lunch (lunch is provided)
Keynote Talk
Break and Posters
Technical Session #4 (Applied AI), Chair: Jieqiong Zhao, PhD
Break and Posters
Panel Session (AI in Healthcare: Opportunities and Challenges), Chair: Hisham Daoud, PhD
Closing Remarks
Georgia Cyber Center – Plug 'n' Play Room
100 Grace Hopper Lane, Augusta, GA 30901
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Parking: Parking is available on the Nathan Deal Campus for Innovation in the adjacent parking deck for $1.25/hour or $7 all day. The parking deck is cashless and accepts all major credit cards. It is located at the front of the campus and can be accessed from 11th Street or Grace Hopper Lane. The Georgia Cyber Center is not able to provide validated parking passes.
The main hotel for the conference is the Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center. The hotel is about 200 meters away from Georgia Cyber Center, and the shortest walk is on the scenic Augusta Riverwalk that runs along the Savannah River.
There are several other hotels in the area. Other options include:
Other budget option nearby include:
Organizations can support the workshop through tiered sponsorships:
Sponsorships will help cover event costs and increase student participation. Sponsors will receive logo placement on the workshop website, program guide, and presentation materials.
School of Computer and Cyber Sciences
Preparing students for dynamic careers in computer science, information technology, and cybersecurity. Offering a clear path to success for both undergraduate and graduate students.
National Science Foundation | Regional Innovation Engines Program
Envisions supporting multiple flourishing regional innovation ecosystems across the U.S., spurring economic growth in regions that have not fully participated in the technology boom of the past few decades.