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Machine Learning, Fairness and AI: A Conversation with Adam Kalai

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Data Science Program - 2025 Awards

Please join me in congratulating our outstanding students for their achievements at the recent research symposium:Hashim Shaik received the Poster Award for his exceptional study: A Study on Creating Digital Twin Foliage Representation Through Computer Vision, Aerial Image Analysis, and Machine Learning techniques to enhance the Network Planning and DeploymentJovelyn De Quiton earned an Honorable Mention for her poster on:Machine Learning Methods in Ankle Arthrodesis.Alexander Watt was recognized with the COBET President's Award for his work on:Interdisciplinary Approaches to Pulmonary Diagnostic Imaging: The Role of Quantum Computation and Three-Dimensional Convolutional Neural Networks in Assessing Lung Damage.These awards reflect the rigor, innovation, and excellence our students continue to demonstrate in their research. We extend our deepest thanks to their dedicated mentors—Dr. Yavarimanesh, Dr. Schur, Dr. Fulton, and Dr. Nabeel, whose guidance and commitment were instrumental in helping the students reach this level of accomplishment.Congratulations again to all!To all our graduating students—congratulations on reaching this incredible milestone. Your perseverance, intellectual curiosity, and commitment to excellence have brought you to this moment, and we could not be prouder. Whether heading into research, industry, entrepreneurship, or continued academic pursuits, you carry the skills, knowledge, and resilience to lead and innovate. As you move forward, remember that you are always part of our academic community.We look forward to seeing the impact you will make in the world.Warm regards,Dr. Tsapara ...

Our LinkedIN DDS Group - DDS Program National University

Data Scientists Group – National UniversityOur LinkedIn group is for current students, alumni, faculty, and collaborators of the Data Science programs at National University. This group serves as a hub for sharing knowledge, networking, and advancing professional development in data science, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and analytics.Whether you're exploring innovative applications of data science, seeking career opportunities, or looking to connect with peers and mentors, this is the space to collaborate, exchange ideas, and grow together.🔹 Engage with fellow data scientists across academia and industry🔹 Share research, projects, job postings, and events🔹 Discuss emerging tools, trends, and challenges in the field🔹 Build a strong, supportive professional communityJoin us as we transform data into insight—and insight into impact.Register here: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14664134/...

TILOS 2024-2025 Seminars ( All past seminar Recordings)

If you would like to review and listen to any of the Past TILOS seminar talks or workshops, please visit:https://tilos.ai/recorded-talks/FEATURED PRESENTATIONMachine Learning, Fairness and AI: A Conversation with Adam KalaiRecordings of past TILOS Seminars and other presentations are available at tilos.ai/recorded_talks.Subscribe to our YouTube channel for updates....

Mini Symposium on Data Science and AI

Mini-Symposium on Data Science and AIRegistration Link: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=RlcpEyVylUyUF5RnGheJ-Jl31AMLM_9Im2OfkToGRUdUQzhKSFRUOE5VR1ZPT0pDMUVSOVYySjlFNC4uQuestions: itsapara@nu.eduMini Symposium on DSAIThe Zoom Webinar Link and the Schedule for both talks and Workshops will be posted here after June 15th. Welcome to the EDSCS Symposium on Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. We are honored to bring together a diverse group of presenters—professors, researchers, and students—who are actively shaping the future of intelligent systems, data-driven innovation, and interdisciplinary inquiry.This symposium celebrates the breadth and depth of work taking place within our department, showcasing original research, applied projects, and exploratory ideas at the intersection of statistics, machine learning, computational theory, and domain-specific problem solving. From theoretical advancements to practical applications in fields such as healthcare, cybersecurity, sustainability, and education, today's presentations reflect both academic rigor and real-world relevance.Our goal is to foster dialogue, spark collaboration, and highlight the exceptional talent emerging from our academic community. Whether you are here to share your work, support your peers, or discover new directions in the evolving landscape of Data Science and AI, we thank you for your participation and look forward to a day of meaningful exchange and inspiration.Information for Presenters and ParticipantsPresenters:Deadline for Presenting: June 10thPlease register to present at: https://forms.office.com/Pages/DesignPageV2.aspx?prevorigin=shell&origin=NeoPortalPage&subpage=design&id=RlcpEyVylUyUF5RnGheJ-Jl31AMLM_9Im2OfkToGRUdUQU1JVUxYVDhCNUxVTTBZVzUwSDJZWE5DWi4uQuestions: Please email us at itsapara@nu.edu for any questions or concerns you may have. Participants:Please Register at: https://forms.office.com/Pages/DesignPageV2.aspx?prevorigin=shell&origin=NeoPortalPage&subpage=design&id=RlcpEyVylUyUF5RnGheJ-Jl31AMLM_9Im2OfkToGRUdUQzhKSFRUOE5VR1ZPT0pDMUVSOVYySjlFNC4u ...

TILOS 2024-2025 Seminars ( All past seminar Recordings)

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