UW-Madison Research Bazaar 2020

Discover, Collaborate, and Empower 

These three minute talks will allow the community to hear about 1) new and existing data science resources on campus, 2) data science applications for researchers in a variety of research domains, and 3) requests for new data science research collaborations. At the end of the session, participants will have the opportunity to talk with presenters to further discover opportunities, establish new collaborations and empower data rich research.

Lightning Talks in Round 1

Social Science Computing Cooperative: Resources for Data Science 
Russell Dimond, UW Social Science Computing Cooperative

Recover Analog and Digital Data 
Dorothea Salo, UW Information School

Machine Learning for Medical Imaging
Diego Hernando, UW Radiology and Medical Physics

What Works for Health: A Resource for Decision Makers 
Amanda Gatewood, UW Population Health Institute

Undergraduate Research with the Informatics Skunkworks
Dane Morgan, UW Informatics Skunkworks

Investigating Why Some Foreign Words Are Harder to Learn Than Others Using Duolingo
Elise Hopman, UW Psychology

Building a Community of Practice
Nathaniel Schleif, UW Plant Breeding and Genetics

Sharing Resources: Introduction to Semantic Technologies
Nancy Wiegand, UW Space Science Engineering Center

National Health Ambulatory Medical Care Survey
Ross Andrew, UW School of Medicine and Public Health Department of Radiology