Michelle Horton

Michelle Horton is a senior developer communications manager at NVIDIA, with a background as a communications manager and science writer. At NVIDIA, she writes for the Technical Blog, highlighting the many ways people and companies are using NVIDIA technologies.
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Posts by Michelle Horton

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Simulation / Modeling / Design

Strengthening Climate Resilience with AI-Powered Flood Modeling and 3D Visualizations

AI-driven flood modeling and 3D visualization tools are transforming how communities prepare for and respond to climate risks. In this NVIDIA GTC 2024 session,... 3 MIN READ
Data Center / Cloud

Top Posts of 2024 Highlight NVIDIA NIM, LLM Breakthroughs, and Data Science Optimization

2024 was another landmark year for developers, researchers, and innovators working with NVIDIA technologies. From groundbreaking developments in AI inference to... 4 MIN READ
Top Stories

Time-Lapse AI Model Enhances IVF Embryo Selection

Researchers from Weill Cornell Medicine have developed an AI-powered model that could help couples undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) and guide... 3 MIN READ
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Simulation / Modeling / Design

How AI is Making Climate Modeling Faster, Greener, and More Accurate

Christopher Bretherton, Senior Director of Climate Modeling at the Allen Institute for AI (AI2), highlights how AI is revolutionizing climate science. In this... 2 MIN READ
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Models / Libraries / Frameworks

AI Unlocks Early Clues to Alzheimer’s Through Retinal Scans

Your eyes could hold the key to unlocking early detection of Alzheimer’s and dementia, with a groundbreaking AI study. Called Eye-AD, the deep learning... 3 MIN READ
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Simulation / Modeling / Design

Deep Learning Model Boosts Accuracy in Long-Range Weather and Climate Forecasting

Dale Durran, a professor in the Atmospheric Sciences Department at the University of Washington, introduces a breakthrough deep learning model that combines... 2 MIN READ