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2020 Data Science Consortium

October 29, 12:00 PM - October 30, 2020, 2:00 PM

The 2020 cohort comes from 28 universities, and will meet virtually on Oct. 29th-30th to participate in research talk presentations, networking sessions, and mentoring opportunities.

The research talk presentations will take place from 12:00pm – 2:00pm EST each day and are open to the public.

Mentoring session speakers:

October 30th Schedule

12:00pm – 12:10pm: Opening remarks, Jing Liu (Managing Director, MIDAS)

Presentations

Data Science and the Physical World

TimeNameUniversityTitle of Presentation
12:10pm – 12:25pmKarianne BergenHarvard UniversityShaking up Earthquake Science in the Age of Big Data
12:25pm – 12:40pmRoshan KulkarniIowa State UniversityModeling for ambiguous SNP calls in allotetraploids
12:40pm – 12:55pmChris PowellOakland UniversityPATS: a taxon re-sampling pipeline to test phylogenetic stability in large datasets
12:55pm – 1:10pmSameer Penn State UniversityUnveiling the nature of the Circumgalactic medium
1:10pm – 1:25pmYan LiUniversity of MinnesotaPhysics-guided Energy-efficient Path Selection
1:25pm – 1:40pmElham TaghizadehWayne State UniversityFramework for Effective Resilience Assessment of Deep-Tier Automotive Supply Networks

Data Science and Human Society

TimeNameUniversityTitle of Presentation
12:10pm – 12:25pmAviv LandauColumbia UniversityArtificial Intelligence-Assisted Identification of Child Abuse and Neglect in Hospital Settings with Implications for Bias Reduction and Future Interventions
12:25pm – 12:40pmThibaut HorelMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyThe Contagiousness of Police Violence
12:40pm – 12:55pmChris IckNew York UniversityRobust Sound Event Detection in Urban Environments
12:55pm – 1:10pmRenhao CuiOhio State UniversityRestricted Paraphrase Generation Model for Commercial Tweets
1:10pm – 1:25pmRezvanah RezapourUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignText Mining for Social Good; Context-aware Measurement of Social Impact and Effects Using Natural Language Processing

October 30th Schedule

12:00pm – 12:10pm: Welcome back, Jing Liu (Managing Director, MIDAS)

Presentations

Data Science Theory and Methodology

TimeNameUniversityTitle of Presentation
12:10pm – 12:25pmPaidamoyo ChapfuwaDuke UniversityBringing modern machine learning to survival analysis
12:25pm – 12:40pmHeakyu ParkGeorgia Institute of TechnologyBluff: Interactive Interpretation of Adversarial Attacks on Deep Learning
12:40pm – 12:55pmTanima ChaterjeeUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoOn the Computational Complexities of Three Privacy Measures for Large Networks Under Active Attack
12:55pm – 1:10pmBehnaz MoradiUniversity of VirginiaIntroducing retraced non-backtracking random walk (RNBRW) as a tool to uncover the mesoscopic structure of open-source software (OSS) networks
1:10pm – 1:25pmSanjeev KaushikFlorida International UniversitySecuring the IoT Communication
1:25pm – 1:40pmArya FarahiUniversity of MichiganTowards Trustworthy and Fair Classifiers
1:40pm – 1:55pmQi ZhaoUniversity of California, San DiegoPersistence Enhanced Graph Neural Network

Data Science and Human Health

TimeNameUniversityTitle of Presentation
12:10pm – 12:25pmSarah Ben MamaarNorthwestern UniversityComprehensive analysis of the reproducibility of RNAseq computational pipelines
12:25pm – 12:40pmVáleri VásquezUniversity of California, BerkeleyOptimizing Genetic-Based Public Health Interventions
12:40pm – 12:55pmAbby StevensUniversity of ChicagoModeling the Impact of Social Determinants of Health on COVID-19 Transmission and Mortality to Understand Health Inequities
12:55pm – 1:10pmSean KentUniversity of WisconsinMultiple Instance Learning from Distributional Instances
1:10pm – 1:25pmLaKeithia GloverClark Atlanta UniversitySuicide Rates on African African Youth as it relates to the Influence of Different types of Communication
1:35-1:40pmMatt SatuskyUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillBioData Catalyst and Deep Learning: Feature extraction on a full-feature platform
1:40pm – 1:55pmJuandalyn BurkeUniversity of WashingtonUsing an Ecological Inference Software Tool to Detect Vote Dilution

Other Attendees

NameUniversity
Sandrine MullerColumbia University
Jonathan ProctorHarvard University
Etienne NzabarushimanaIndiana University
Kate MortensenIndiana University
Zhouhan ChenNew York University
Ashley SupersonOakland University
Alex AguilarRice University
Adam AndersonUniversity of California, Berkeley
Like HuiUniversity of California, San Diego
Elena GraetzUniversity of Illinois at Chicago
Jayant GuptaUniversity of Minnesota
Aji JohnUniversity of Washington

The 2020 Data Science Consortium is sponsored by

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