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Business

Sierre Wolfkostin is using information to make customers' experiences easier and more fun.

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Access

Corey S. is using information to ensure that history is forever and for everyone.

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Communities

Jean Hardy is using information to bring together LGBT people in rural areas.

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Perspectives

Hope Tambala is using information and AR/VR to turn data into decisions.

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Preemie Care

Emily Trumpower is using information to help preterm babies get what they need to grow.

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UMSI COVID-19 Updates and Resources

News

Kentaro Toyama was quoted by Government Technology
Toyama: Net neutrality can’t be achieved until it’s better defined

UMSI professor Kentaro Toyama tells Government Technology that we lack a clear definition of what net neutrality means. 

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How Black people in the 19th century used photography as a tool for social change

UMSI student Samantha Hill wrote a piece for "The Conversation" on the role cameras played in the quest for social equality for Black Americans in the post-slavery era.

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Michael Nebeling was quoted by AR post
Michael Nebeling discusses Extended Reality For Everybody

UMSI associate professor Michael Nebeling spoke with AR Post about the free Coursera Extended Reality For Everybody specialization.

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Events

Mar 11 2021
MISC Talk: Data Ethics during a Pandemic

Michael Zimmer, Marquette University, will discuss some ethical dilemmas faced by computer and data scientists in the current pandemic crisis.

Mar 11 2021
DS/CSS Seminar: Deen Freelon

Deen Freelon will present his methodology in research on citation inequities in the social sciences, specifically in the case of Communication studies.

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