May 20, 2026
Research Computing staffed a table at the CTSC AI and Health Outcomes Insight Summit, a full-day event dedicated to exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming health outcomes, with a special focus on chronic disease across Northern Ohio. CWRU personnel are already using agent frameworks like Google Antigravity to accelerate their workflow and thinking about how to translate that to health care. Jeremy Fondran (Research Computing Technologist) and Mostafa Abouzaid (Research Computing Technologist) handled multiple inquiries about using Research Computing services for the CTSC-related computational work and HPC services. Brian Christian (IT Engineer) answered questions about identified data and the Secure Research Environment (SRE). All promoted awareness of services available to CWRU researchers working on campus and in health care. The Research Computing & Infrastructure Services booth stood out as one of the event's most popular booths, and successfully distributed over 100 brochures to attendees.