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SBEE Lecture Series: Devin Pope
How biased beliefs can lead to inaccurate statistical conclusions.
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SUMIT 2018: Security at University of Michigan IT
Tamy Guberek and Florian Schaub are among the presenters at this annual symposium on security at U-M.
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New online graduate degree receives final approval
The Master of Applied Data Science, UMSI's first online degree, receives ultimate approval from the Michigan Association of State Universities.
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U-M tool measures 'iffy' news on social media in time for 2018 election
A new tool will help the public and the media monitor the prevalence of fake news on social media.
Read more
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SBEE Lecture Series: Devin Pope
How biased beliefs can lead to inaccurate statistical conclusions.
Read more -
SUMIT 2018: Security at University of Michigan IT
Tamy Guberek and Florian Schaub are among the presenters at this annual symposium on security at U-M.
Read more -
New online graduate degree receives final approval
The Master of Applied Data Science, UMSI's first online degree, receives ultimate approval from the Michigan Association of State Universities.
Read more -
U-M tool measures 'iffy' news on social media in time for 2018 election
A new tool will help the public and the media monitor the prevalence of fake news on social media.
Read more -
BEE Lab Meeting: Devesh Rustagi
Muncipalities that democratized early are more cooperative than those that did not.
Read more
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SBEE Lecture Series: Devin Pope
How biased beliefs can lead to inaccurate statistical conclusions.
Read more -
SUMIT 2018: Security at University of Michigan IT
Tamy Guberek and Florian Schaub are among the presenters at this annual symposium on security at U-M.
Read more -
New online graduate degree receives final approval
The Master of Applied Data Science, UMSI's first online degree, receives ultimate approval from the Michigan Association of State Universities.
Read more -
U-M tool measures 'iffy' news on social media in time for 2018 election
A new tool will help the public and the media monitor the prevalence of fake news on social media.
Read more
-
SBEE Lecture Series: Devin Pope
How biased beliefs can lead to inaccurate statistical conclusions.
Read more -
SUMIT 2018: Security at University of Michigan IT
Tamy Guberek and Florian Schaub are among the presenters at this annual symposium on security at U-M.
Read more -
New online graduate degree receives final approval
The Master of Applied Data Science, UMSI's first online degree, receives ultimate approval from the Michigan Association of State Universities.
Read more -
U-M tool measures 'iffy' news on social media in time for 2018 election
A new tool will help the public and the media monitor the prevalence of fake news on social media.
Read more -
BEE Lab Meeting: Devesh Rustagi
Muncipalities that democratized early are more cooperative than those that did not.
Read more
Casting a wider net: comprehensive, multi-platform study will examine online social movements
Ceren Budak has received an NSF grant to study online social movements over multiple platforms.
Digitization for Everybody to offer instruction on converting analog to digital
Paul Conway will develop new tools that teach the fundamentals of converting analog collections according to international digitization standards.
Insuring large data collections are migration-ready
Dr. Andrea Thomer's recent grant from the IMLS will aid archivists in finding long-term data storage for large collections.
New online graduate degree receives final approval
The Master of Applied Data Science, UMSI's first online degree, has just received ultimate approval from the Michigan Association of State Universities.
U-M tool measures 'iffy' news on social media in time for 2018 election
A new tool will help the public and the media monitor the prevalence of fake news on social media.
Dr. Sun Young Park Receives Healthcare Research Grant
UMSI's Sun Young Park has received a +$612K grant to address diagnostic errors within emergency departments of American hospitals.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?
Casting a wider net: comprehensive, multi-platform study will examine online social movements
Ceren Budak has received an NSF grant to study online social movements over multiple platforms.
Digitization for Everybody to offer instruction on converting analog to digital
Paul Conway will develop new tools that teach the fundamentals of converting analog collections according to international digitization standards.
Insuring large data collections are migration-ready
Dr. Andrea Thomer's recent grant from the IMLS will aid archivists in finding long-term data storage for large collections.
New online graduate degree receives final approval
The Master of Applied Data Science, UMSI's first online degree, has just received ultimate approval from the Michigan Association of State Universities.
U-M tool measures 'iffy' news on social media in time for 2018 election
A new tool will help the public and the media monitor the prevalence of fake news on social media.
Dr. Sun Young Park Receives Healthcare Research Grant
UMSI's Sun Young Park has received a +$612K grant to address diagnostic errors within emergency departments of American hospitals.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?
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SBEE Lecture Series: Devin Pope
How biased beliefs can lead to inaccurate statistical conclusions.
Read more -
SUMIT 2018: Security at University of Michigan IT
Tamy Guberek and Florian Schaub are among the presenters at this annual symposium on security at U-M.
Read more -
New online graduate degree receives final approval
The Master of Applied Data Science, UMSI's first online degree, receives ultimate approval from the Michigan Association of State Universities.
Read more -
U-M tool measures 'iffy' news on social media in time for 2018 election
A new tool will help the public and the media monitor the prevalence of fake news on social media.
Read more
-
SBEE Lecture Series: Devin Pope
How biased beliefs can lead to inaccurate statistical conclusions.
Read more -
SUMIT 2018: Security at University of Michigan IT
Tamy Guberek and Florian Schaub are among the presenters at this annual symposium on security at U-M.
Read more -
New online graduate degree receives final approval
The Master of Applied Data Science, UMSI's first online degree, receives ultimate approval from the Michigan Association of State Universities.
Read more -
U-M tool measures 'iffy' news on social media in time for 2018 election
A new tool will help the public and the media monitor the prevalence of fake news on social media.
Read more -
BEE Lab Meeting: Devesh Rustagi
Muncipalities that democratized early are more cooperative than those that did not.
Read more
Casting a wider net: comprehensive, multi-platform study will examine online social movements
Ceren Budak has received an NSF grant to study online social movements over multiple platforms.
Digitization for Everybody to offer instruction on converting analog to digital
Paul Conway will develop new tools that teach the fundamentals of converting analog collections according to international digitization standards.
Insuring large data collections are migration-ready
Dr. Andrea Thomer's recent grant from the IMLS will aid archivists in finding long-term data storage for large collections.
New online graduate degree receives final approval
The Master of Applied Data Science, UMSI's first online degree, has just received ultimate approval from the Michigan Association of State Universities.
U-M tool measures 'iffy' news on social media in time for 2018 election
A new tool will help the public and the media monitor the prevalence of fake news on social media.
Dr. Sun Young Park Receives Healthcare Research Grant
UMSI's Sun Young Park has received a +$612K grant to address diagnostic errors within emergency departments of American hospitals.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?