The Rise of Agentic AI: What It Means for Climate Innovation
Event by: Columbia Engineering
Event format
Hybrid
Event duration
Language
English
Join the LEAP (Learning the Earth through Artificial Intelligence and Physics) NSF Science and Technology Center for “The Rise of Agentic AI: What It Means for Climate Innovation,” a dynamic panel of academic and private leaders exploring how agentic AI systems are increasingly capable of modeling complex Earth systems, improving climate predictions, and enabling adaptive decision-making. The conversation will explore both the opportunities and challenges agentic AI presents for accelerating climate solutions.
Thursday, September 24, 2026
11:00AM - 2:00PM ET (Doors open at 10:30AM)
Hybrid format at the Columbia Engineering Innovation Hub and via Zoom
LEAP welcomes:
Pierre Gentine (Columbia University / LEAP): "Agentic AI for Computational Earth System Modeling"
Kara Lamb (Columbia University / LEAP): "Systematizing Parameterization Development for Earth System Models with Agentic AI"
Ignacio Lopez Gomez (Google): "Developing Seasonal Streamflow Forecasting Models with Agentic Research Assistants"
Sameer Mohamed (AWS): "Field Report: Agentic AI in Industry"
Stephan Hoyer (Periodic Labs)
Duncan Anderson (NVIDIA)
Sarika de Bruyn (LEAP)
moderated by Dhruv Balwada, Columbia University / LEAP