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Computer Science-OIT Technology Trainer / IT Analyst Opportunity
Duke University's Department of Computer Science and the Office of Information Technology invite applications for a joint-hire Innovation Co-Lab Technology Trainer / IT Analyst to support the university's undergraduate education mission in the areas of information technology and computer science through enhancement of curricular and co-curricular activities.
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Morality and machines: New program aims to integrate ethics into technology curriculum
The Lane Family Ethics in Technology Program begins next fall for a three-year trial run and seeks to integrate ethics into engineering and computer science, addressing new ethical quandaries that have come along with the advancement of technology.
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NYPD Unveils Controversial Algorithm to Track Crime Patterns
Professor Cynthia Rudin comments on an AI approach to finding patterns between related crimes she helped invent while at MIT, along with former student Tong Wang, Lt. Daniel Wagner and Rich Sevieri of the Cambridge PD. These ideas are now being implemented in software at the NYPD to solve crimes!
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Duke CompSci Alumnus Lirong Xia Publishes Book on AI and ML
Lirong Xia, Duke CS PhD ’11, Economics MA '10 and now associate CS professor at RPI, published a book entitled Learning and Decision-Making from Rank Data as part of Mongan & Claypool's Synthesis Lectures on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
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Duke's Cynthia Rudin and Colleagues from Wisconsin, Harvard, and Mass General are IAAA Finalists
Cynthia Rudin's collaborative project with colleagues from Wisconsin, Harvard, and Mass General "Transparent ML Models for Predicting Seizures in ICU Patients" was recognized as a finalist for the 2019 INFORMS Innovative Applications in Analytics Award for providing immediate value and meaningful results with its creative combination of analytical techniques in a new application.
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Professor Rong Ge Awarded 2019 Sloan Research Fellowship
Awarded to the most promising scientific researchers working today, The Sloan Research Fellowship recognizes that Professor Rong Ge's achievements and potential place him among the next generation of scientific leaders. Congratulations!
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