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UC Love Data Week
The UC Davis DataLab along with data organizations from across the UC system is hosting UC Love Data Week 2021! …Read More »
WINTER COURSE: STS 112 – Visualizing Society
This quarter Faculty Affiliate Dr. Emily Merchant is teaching STS 112: Visualizing Society. The course covers analysis and visualization of …Read More »
WINTER COURSE: NPB/NSC 287B – Topics in Theoretical Neuroscience
This quarter Professor Goldman in Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior is teaching Topics in Theoretical Neuroscience, this year focusing on reinforcement …Read More »
DataLab Geospatial Specialist Dr. Michele Tobias Elected to Board of OSGeo
DataLab’s own Dr. Michele Tobias has been elected to the board of directors for OSGeo, an international foundation with wide …Read More »
WINTER COURSE: Adventures in Data Science, Quarter 1
Winter quarter 2021 DataLab directors Carl Stahmer and Pamela Reynolds are hosting a Data science course right in here the …Read More »
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UC Davis Business Analytics Google Cloud Event
The UC Davis Master of Science in Business Analytics invites all Aggie students to join us and the Google Cloud …Read More »
RStudio 1.4 is out!
The latest release of RStudio came out today, include several new features including: A visual markdown editor. New Python capabilities, …Read More »
Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science (SICSS) 2021
The purpose of the Summer Institutes is to bring together graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and beginning faculty interested in computational …Read More »
Women in Data Science Datathon 2021 is Live!
The 4th Annual Women in Data Science (WiDS) Datathon is now open on Kaggle, and the competition has begun! This …Read More »
Undergrad Research Opportunity: NYU CDS Undergraduate Research Program
The NYU Center for Data Science (CDS) is partnering with the National Society of Black Physicists (NSBP) to offer the …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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