Category I Dana Talks: Dr. Ali Al Bataineh

The Charles A. Dana Category I Lecture Series presents "AI Research at Norwich: Recent Progress and What’s Next" with Dr. Ali Al Bataineh, Assistant Professor, Director, Center for Artificial Intelligence, Norwich University.

About the Lecture

In this talk, I will discuss the latest advancements in AI research at Norwich University. We’ll explore ongoing projects, key findings, and how these efforts are shaping the future of AI. The presentation will also highlight upcoming initiatives and the impact of our work on both academia and industry.

Event Details: 

• Lecture to be held in the Todd Multipurpose Room, Kreitzberg Library. 
• Light refreshments will be served, please feel free to bring your own lunch.

About Dr. Bataineh

Dr. Ali Al Bataineh is the Director of the Artificial Intelligence Center and an Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Norwich University. Holding a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering with a focus on artificial intelligence, Dr. Al Bataineh’s research interests encompass AI-driven optimization, natural language processing, and machine learning applications in both academic and industrial settings. He has collaborated on multiple grants from the NSF, NIH, Department of Education, and other organizations, advancing research in AI and related fields. Dr. Al Bataineh has published extensively in high-impact journals and continues to contribute to the academic community through collaborative projects and mentorship of emerging engineers. Originally from Jordan, he now resides in Barre Town, Vermont.

More information about the Charles A. Dana Category I Grants

The Charles A. Dana Category I Grants are supported by an endowed fund from the Dana Foundation for the purpose of attracting and retaining faculty of exceptional caliber. Grants are awarded annually to tenure-track faculty who demonstrate superior scholarship, teaching ability, and university service.

Grant recipients participate in the Charles A. Dana Category I Lecture Series during the year in which they receive their awards.