Data Science at the University of New Hampshire

This page gathers together some information about data science-related activities at UNH.

Mailing List

The Data Science mailing list is for announcements of relevant talks or news regarding data science at UNH. Only subscribers can post, so there is no spam. If you are at UNH, just search in outlook for the mailing list "Data Science List". Those outside UNH who are interested in hearing about talks on campus are also encouraged to join the list, just contact Wheeler Ruml.

Seminars

There are several relevant seminar series on campus. To hear about upcoming talks, subscribe to the data.science list described above.

UNH CoRE Data Science Seminar Series, AY2017-18

Tevfik Aktekin, Mark Lyon, and Wheeler Ruml coordinate this - feel free to contact them with suggestions for potential speakers.

Talks are held roughly every other Friday from noon-1pm unless otherwise noted in Kingsbury N343. There's free lunch before and informal socializing after the talks.

April 27: Vadim Sokolov (George Mason), "Deep Learning: A Bayesian Perspective"
April 13: Ernst Linder (UNH)
March 30: Marek Petrik (UNH)
Dec 8: Ali Hojjat (UNH), "Scheduling of Targeted Advertising"
Nov 3: Kevin Short (UNH)
Oct 20: Chris Glynn (UNH), "Dynamics of homelessness in urban America"
Oct 6: Peder Olsen (IBM), "Three Tales of Separation"
Sept 22: Laura Dietz (UNH), "Retrieving Knowledge from the Web"
Sept 8: Randy Paffenroth (WPI), "Pattern Detection in Computer Networks Using Robust Dimension Reduction"

Paul College Bayesian Data Science Seminar Series, AY2017-18

Tevfik Aktekin and Chris Glynn coordinate this - feel free to contact them with suggestions for potential speakers. Here is the official schedule.

Talks are held in Paul G45.

Friday April 20, noon-1pm, Babak Zafari (Babson)
Friday Oct 13 4-5pm: Mike West (Duke)
Friday Oct 6, 4-5pm: Jacopo Soriano (Google)
Monday Sept 25 4:30-5:30pm: Nick Polson (Chicago)
Monday Sept 25 3:30-4:30pm: Refik Soyer (George Washington)

Other Resources

AI and machine learning research at UNH

Math & Statistics at UNH

UNH Analytics

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