Nature: Why AI might be a game-changer for Africa
Read about Professor Elaine Nsoesie’s research and work devoted to developing more accessible AI and machine learning programs in Africa.
GBH News: Have an old or forgotten credit card bill? You might end up carless.
Read about how the recent rise in debt collection has caused major issues for many, and the work being done to fix the system.
BU Today: Cloud Computing Platform CloudWeaver Wins at Spring 2024 Spark! Demo Day
The Spring 2024 BU Spark! Demo Day and Experiential Learning Expo showcased a variety of impactful student projects. Read more about the student team that won the event’s Innovation Award!
Student Voices: Harnessing Data Science for Urban Policy-making
With the success of the recent Exploring Data & Cities panel event, read student moderator Vijay Fisch’s perspective on the panel’s impact and its important context.
CDS Student Voices & Inspirations: One Word’24
Hear from the students of the Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences as they share what CDS means to them and how they would sum up CDS in just one word.
BU Today: This Student-Created CDS Workshop Examines Equality in the Technology Industry
Check out this BU Today article on the Spark! Exploring DEI in Tech program tackles the many current areas in need of improvement with regards to diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice.
Civic Voices: The ECASH Act Bill
On October 4, 2022, CDS Faculty met with Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley and Congressman Stephen Lynch to discuss the ECASH Act. The first Civic Voices event, CDS faculty offered direction for policy design, privacy, and security.
Spring Cyber Alliance Seminar Series
The Cyber Alliance has established a seminar series to explore the interaction between cybersecurity technology, law, business, and policy.
BU Announces New Data Source: National Voter File
Read about how Boston University acquiring a three-year subscription to a national voter file for the United States, and what this means for data science and further research implications.