The University of Wyoming AI Initiative

The University of Wyoming’s AI Initiative is a bold, people-centered effort to shape the future of our state, empowering citizens and communities to thrive in an AI-driven world. By addressing key industries like agriculture, engineering, energy, tourism, wildlife conservation, and rural healthcare, UW is ensuring that AI enriches lives and drives sustainable growth. This initiative will enhance the University of Wyoming’s ability to bring advances in AI to disciplines across the university to advance the state. It will attract investments, build corporate partnerships, seed entrepreneurship, and equip every student and community to participate in the global AI transformation, securing a prosperous future for all of Wyoming.
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UW AI Initiative News

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UW Announces New Funding Program to Expand Research on Artificial Intelligence

Jan 28, 2025

Twelve University of Wyoming projects have been selected for seed funding for the application of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to various areas of investigation. Support for these projects is geared to help UW achieve and sustain a high level of competitiveness for both private and public funding of faculty-led research in the burgeoning field of AI and its applications.
 

UW Wins $4M to Install State-of-the-Art Research Computing System

Aug 28, 2024

The University of Wyoming’s ability to use artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing to solve problems in areas including the environment, energy, agriculture and public health will take a major step forward through a nearly $4 million grant to acquire state-of-the-art computing infrastructure from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
 

UW Opens New Center of Excellence in Subsurface Energy and Digital Innovation

July 11, 2024

A new center dedicated to innovative research and finding solutions to energy development challenges in Wyoming is opening at the University of Wyoming. UW’s School of Energy Resources (SER) -- in partnership with the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences -- is establishing the Center of Excellence in Subsurface Energy and Digital Innovation (SEDI).