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All Topics (February 21 through April 30)
Friday, February 21
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Center for Systems Neuroscience - Test EventThis is only a test.
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Can Institutional Reforms be Made Meaningful?In June, Kenyan president William Ruto published a piece in the International Monetary Fund (IMF)’s flagship magazine headlined “A Consensus is Forming for IMF Reform.” At the time of its publication, Nairobi was engulfed in protest against an IMF-approved tax increase, with tens of thousands of Kenyans refusing the imposition of austerity programs. One could…
Monday, February 24
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Urban Inequalities WorkshopPresented by Dr. Raquel L. Jimenez, Harvard University: “A Storied City”
Wednesday, February 26
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Queering Repression: How the Global Crackdown on Civil Society Affects LGBT+ NGO FoundingsNon-governmental organizations (NGOs) emerged over the 20th century to become instrumental aspects of domestic civil society, globally. These organizations are associated with improving many outcomes, such as support for minority populations like LGBT+ communities. Over time, however, a significant number of countries have enacted policies repressing civil society, generally, and LGBT+ organizations, specifically. What effects…
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IS&T RCS Tutorial - Introduction to Data and Code Reproducibility for Researchers (Lecture)This tutorial will introduce the idea of reproducibility for scientific analysis, including motivation and practical tips for getting started. While some examples may be given in R with environmental applications, concepts should be applicable to any analysis that depends on data and code. This tutorial will have useful reminders to all skill levels but will…
Thursday, February 27
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IS&T RCS Tutorial - Getting Started with the JMP Student Edition & Data Visualization (Hands-on)Getting Started with the JMP Student Edition: Overview of the JMP Student Edition Navigating the interface Basic graphicing and analysis Importing data Saving and reproducting analysises Data Visualization: Drag-and-drop graphing with Graph Builder Creating foundational graph types Visualizing high-dimenional data sets Producing publication-quality graphics
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On the Record: Effective Strategies for Elevating Your Expertise Through Successful Media InterviewsAre you ready to amplify your voice and share your research with the world? Join Mackey Strategies’ Melanie Moran for a dynamic 90-minute workshop where you’ll learn how to confidently navigate media interviews, craft impactful key messages, and engage effectively with journalists to position yourself as a go-to expert in your field. In this interactive…
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Public Health Responses in Displacement CrisesJoin BU's Center on Emerging Infectious Diseases and Center on Forced Displacement for a guest lecture with Jeremy Konyndyk. Jeremy Konyndyk is a committed humanitarian advocate and seasoned emergency operator who has served in senior appointments in two U.S. administrations prior to his appointment as President of Refugees International. Between these appointments, he worked as…
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IS&T RCS Tutorial - JMP Linear Modeling & Predictive Modeling and Machine Learning (Hands‐on)Linear Modeling: Least squares regression Logistic regression Generalized linear models Mixed models Predictive Modeling and Machine Learning: Common supervised machine learning techniques Automatic model crross-validation Deploying models Deep learning with the Touch add-in
Friday, February 28
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CISE Seminar: Yushan Chen, Cofounder and COO, Artly AITalk Title: Artly AI: Blending Automation with Craftsmanship Abstract:How can AI and robotics transform industries that rely on human skill and craftsmanship? In this talk, I will share the journey behind Artly AI and Artly Coffee, where cutting-edge automation meets artisanal expertise to redefine how we experience handcrafted products. From solving labor shortages to enhancing…