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Welcome to the Google Developer Group (GDG) for Science, Australia chapter. We are a community of practitioners that seek to advance the adoption of AI in Australian Science and provide a platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and learning, fostering a thriving ecosystem of AI-powered scientific discovery. Through this community we invite all scientific researchers (private and public sector) who are interested in using AI tools for their work to share their knowledge and help build a collaborative community that empowers scientists to learn, share and grow.
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We welcome your feedback and opinion on what would benefit you most from this community: Member Survey↗
Calling for Expressions of Interest for a Digital Future Initiative project collaboration with Google Australia: DFI EOI↗
Calling for Expressions of Interest for a co-hosted Kaggle competition with your data: Kaggle EOI↗
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GDG for Science is an independent group and our activities and the opinions expressed here should in no way be linked to Google, the corporation. To learn more about the GDG program, visit https://developers.google.com/community/gdg/
29 ago 2025
Workshop / Study Group
Fine-Tune Your First AI Language Model on Your Data
Learn how to fine-tune a Large Language Model using your own data!
5 sept 2025
Workshop / Study Group
Using Large Language Models from R
Learn how to leverage AI models from R
11 sept 2025
Speaker Session / Tech Talk
The Landscape Change Monitoring System (LCMS): Four decades of nationwide data on landscape dynamics
Learn how the Landscape Change Monitoring System (LCMS) leverages four decades of optical remote sensing data and predictive AI to provide information on landscape dynamics.
19 sept 2025
Speaker Session / Tech Talk
Aboriginal English Voices - Improving Speech Technologies for Indigenous Users
An overview of a partnership (Google, University of Western Australia) to make speech technologies work better for Indigenous users in Australia.
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