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16 Dec 2024

A researcher’s ally in data interpretation and validation

Data is crucial for modern research, yet managing it effectively remains a major challenge across disciplines. The volume, complexity, and quality of data often determine research success, leaving many researchers questioning their data and methodologies.

  • Higher education and research
  • Research
  • Computational research
13 Dec 2024

From theory to practice: recap of Constructor's AI & ML workshop

On December 3-4, 2024, Constructor Tech teamed up with Constructor University Bremen to host a two-day workshop: "How to Use Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Research." This event brought together researchers from various fields to explore how AI and ML can be practically applied to their work.

  • Research
  • Events
  • AI
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28 Nov 2024

Constructor Tech at I2DM Summit 2024: Advancing computational research in materials science

From November 25-28, the I2DM Summit 2024 at Khalifa University in Abu Dhabi brought together leaders and researchers from materials science, manufacturing, data science, and fields beyond. As a Platinum Sponsor, Constructor Tech was proud to have had the opportunity to showcase our AI solutions for advancing computational research and education.

  • Constructor ecosystem
  • Events
27 Nov 2024

Constructor Tech joins forces with SAPE & SPF to empower private education

On November 27, 2024, SAPE (Singapore Association for Private Education), in collaboration with the Singapore Police Force (SPF), hosted an impactful seminar at Constructor Tech's office in Singapore. This event brought together over 30 attendees from the private education sector—directors, student affairs officers, and counselors—to explore ways of fostering safe and supportive educational environments.

  • Higher education and research
  • Events
25 Nov 2024

The power of visualization in math learning

Math often feels overwhelming for young learners, especially when concepts remain abstract. Visualization tools, such as number lines, graphs, and manipulatives, serve as bridges between theoretical mathematical ideas and practical understanding. A teaching children mathematics study reported that students using number lines improved subtraction accuracy by 25%. Similarly, graphs make math relatable by illustrating trends and relationships.

  • Calcularis
  • Grafari
  • For schools
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