By engaging stakeholders from across BU and beyond, our Co-Lab partnerships are a powerful way to integrate basic and applied research with curricular and cocurricular activities.
Dr. Brown writes that the growing share of research costs covered by institutions risks making the private research university business model unsustainable. Read more about his thoughts in this article.
BU CDS Chair of Academic Affairs and Computer Science Professor Mark Crovella will use first-of-its-kind federal AI pilot program to scrutinize artificial intelligence for “socially undesirable behavior”. Read more.
Read about CDS Faculty Fellow Ana Fiszbein and the $1.3 Million CAREER grant she received from the National Science Foundation.
Artificially generated photos and videos are putting students at risk, read this article from Boston 25 News with an interview from CDS Professor Wesley Wildman on the implications of these growing issues.
Read about Prof. Allison McDonald's research studying the motivations of sexual content creators on OnlyFans, a subscription website many sex workers use.
Read about CDS Assistant Professor Jonathan Huggins and his receipt of an NSF CAREER Grant.
Read about CDS Prof. Brian Cleary's 'Scalable genetic screening for regulatory circuits using compressed Perturb-seq' paper published in Nature Biotechnology.
BU Professors Earn NSF Grant for Data Science Project Fighting Online Misinformation
We’re connecting computing and data sciences with societally-relevant areas of impact that BU is strategically positioned to lead: civic tech, equity, health, and sustainability.
DS4G is collaborating to build the next generation of civic-minded technologists.
Institutional and societal impact goes beyond the numbers. That’s why we track our progress with annual impact reports.