🗓 Thursday–Friday, April 20th – 21st, 2023
⏰ 8:30am-5:30pm MST
April 20 (Thursday) – Schedule of Sessions:
| Time | Session | Title/Location | Speaker(s) |
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| 8:30a-9:00a | Opening | Light Breakfast Student Union – Kachina |
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| 9:00a-9:45a | Keynote | Using Data to Deliver Equitable Outcomes for the American People Student Union – Kachina (also online in also in room A) |
Denice Ross U.S. Chief Data Scientist |
| 9:50a-10:05a | Morning Talks | Mood and Language: Insights from Brain Data Student Union – Kachina (also online in also in room A) |
Vicky Lai Asst Prof, Psychology |
| 10:10a-10:25a | Morning Talks | Data mining and linguistics Student Union – Kachina (also online in also in room A) |
Heather Froehlich UA Libraries |
| 10:30a-10:45a | Concurrent Morning Talks | Indigenous Data Governance Online (room A) |
Riley Taitingfong Postdoc, NNI/Udal |
| 10:30a-10:45a | Concurrent Morning Talks | Open Science principles applied to the study of the gut microbiome, and inflammation after brain injury Online (room B) |
Luisa Maria Rojas PhD candidate, University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix |
| 10:50a-11:15a | Morning Data Blitz | Online (room A) | Valeria Pfeifer Kathleen J. Kennedy Simona Merlini Kapua Ioane Bailie Wynbelt Nimet Beyza Bozdag |
| 11:20a-12:20p | Morning Panels | Machine Learning vs. Statistics Online (room A) |
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| 11:20a-12:20p | Morning Panels | Data Science Training Online (room B) |
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| 12:20p-1:00p | Break | ||
| 1:00p-1:15p | Concurrent Afternoon Talks | Collaboration Networks and Career Trajectories Online (room A) |
Sarah Bratt Asst Prof, iSchool |
| 1:00p-1:15p | Concurrent Afternoon Talks | Multi-functional, multi-millennial data series from tree-rings Online (room B) |
Charlotte Pearson Associate Professor, Tree Lab |
| 1:25p-1:40p | Concurrent Afternoon Talks | Reading Between the Radiocarbon Lines - Determining the Ages of Archeological Sites Online (room A) |
Meaghan Wetherell Asst Prof Practice, iSchool |
| 1:25p-1:40p | Concurrent Afternoon Talks | Theory and Application of BART: A Bayesian Machine Learning Model Online (room B) |
Danielle Van Boxel PhD Student, Applied Math/DataViz |
| 1:40p-2:00p | Closing | Closing (room A) | |
| 4:30p | Social | Happy Hour Snakes & Lattes (988 E University Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85719) |
April 21 (Friday)
| 1:30p - 2:30p | Talk Gould-Simpson 906 |
Designing to Disrupt: Creating space for the work that matters to you As technology becomes more pervasive, it’s important to understand how identity impacts and is impacted by it. This talk discusses the importance of becoming disruptors in not only technology development, but also academic/professional environments. |
Dr. Nicki Washington Duke University |