Highlights
From the DataLab
Disease Bioportal Project Awarded Phase II NSF Grant
We are pleased to congratulate DataLab affiliate Dr. Beatriz Martinez (Vet Medicine) on securing funding for Phase II of the …Read More »
Recordings now available from 2022 UC Love Data Week
In February UC Davis DataLab joined forces with 10 data organizations from across the UC system to offer the second …Read More »
MPA Project Receives New Funding
We are pleased to congratulate DataLab affiliates Drs. Ryan Meyer and M.V. Eitzel from the UC Davis Center for Community …Read More »
Announcing 2022 Translational Health Data Science Fellows
We are excited to announce the 2022 cohort for the inaugural Translational Health Data Science fellowship program!Read More »
Women in Data Science 2022 Datathon and Conference
In Winter quarter 2022 DataLab will be hosting events as part of the annual Women in Data Science Datathon and …Read More »UC Love Data Week 2022
The UC Davis DataLab along with data organizations from across the UC system is hosting UC Love Data Week 2022!Read More »
On Campus
NIH Common Fund Hackathon
The NIH Common Fund Data Ecosystem will be hosting a hackathon on NIH Common Fund data sets from May 9 – …Read More »
HackDavis Returns April 16-17
DataLab is pleased to sponsor HackDavis 2022, a 24-hour collegiate hackathon dedicated to empowering student hackers to collaborate and build …Read More »
NIH Common Fund Data Ecosystem Virtual Hackathon
The NIH Common Fund Data Ecosystem will be hosting a hackathon on NIH Common Fund data sets from February 21 – …Read More »
Data Points
Upcoming Winter 2022 Data Science Community Events
The DataLab's favorite data science events happening early 2022.Read More »
US Census Open Data for Good Grand Challenge
The US Census Bureau, through Challenge.gov, is hosting an open challenge to create new products or data analyses which address: …Read More »
UC Berkeley Digital Humanities Fair
UC Berkeley is hosting their annual Digital Humanities Fair.Read More »
Featured Project
The California Election 2020 Data Challenge was a month-long data science + civic engagement competition designed to leverage public data to help us understand this year’s ballot initiatives.
Participants built data literacy and visualization skills and contributed to informed civic dialogue by applying data science to questions about the November 3rd, 2020 CA ballot initiatives, which covered topics including health care, labor regulation, criminal justice, affirmative action, voting rights, affordable housing, consumer privacy, and tax reform. The outcomes of the Challenge were reproducible research projects culminating in a data visualization exploring an issue pertaining to a specific ballot initiative. This experiential education opportunity helped UC Davis students build their technical portfolios, explore publicly available data, expand their professional networks, and win $$$ prizes!
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