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Josh among an art exhibit of many tea cups on boxes laid out in a grid pattern across the floor.
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Josh Horowitz is using information to make art more immersive.

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Briarre stands in front of an SUV and a group of students who are looking at it.
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Briarre Johnson is using information to reimagine how we interact with cars.

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An Doan standing in front of Literati Bookstore in downtown Ann Arbor
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An Doan is using information to help small businesses thrive online.

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Chloe Preble using a VR headset
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cancer care

Chloe Preble is using information and VR to make chemotherapy safer.

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Ermias Bizuwork spelunking in a cave
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ecosystems

Ermias Bizuwork is using information to help save the Great Lakes.

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News

Quoted by Wired. Associate professor Joyojeet Pal. YouTube and Reels could decide India's elections.
Pal: Social media influencers are playing a big role in India’s upcoming election

For Wired, UMSI associate professor Joyojeet Pal highlights the political power social media influencers are leveraging in India. 

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A year of ChatGPT: U-M experts available to comment

A year after OpenAI launched ChatGPT, UMSI experts are available to comment on the impacts of the technology. 

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Quoted by Science. Associate professor Eytan Adar. As scientists read flood of papers, AI developers aim to help.
Adar: Can AI research assistants help scientists read a barrage of papers? The results are mixed

UMSI associate professor Eytan Adar talks with Science about the potential opportunities and pitfalls of new technologies aimed at assisting scientists. 

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Events

Nov 30 2023
Data Science/Computational Social Science Seminar: Shalmali Joshi

Shalmali Joshi is an assistant professor of biomedical informatics at Columbia University. She will present "Methodological advances for ethical and fair ML for health."

Dec 2 2023
Ask a Master of Applied Data Science student

Individuals who have submitted their application to the MADS program are invited to attend a Q&A panel with current MADS students and alumni.

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