by Sara Elhawash How can we advance data science integration in policy settings and build programming and training to enable new capacity in advancing data science in the public service?
Nine University of Toronto graduate students have received Data Sciences Institute Doctoral Student fellowships. Top row: Afia Amoako, Michael Geuenich, Tara Henechowicz, Sangwook Kim. Bottom row: Christie Lau, Wai Hin Henry Leung, David Dayi Li, Zihan Ling, Rongqian Zhang.
by Sara Elhawash Hotter days in Toronto mean more people flocking to parks for relief, but just how are these green spaces being utilized during extreme heat? University of Toronto researchers,
by Sara Elhawash The Data Sciences Institute (DSI) is excited to announce a new partnership with the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR), a collaborative research institute that conducts and enables
by Sara Elhawash Hate speech and misinformation on social media can have a devastating impact, particularly on marginalized communities. But what if we use AI to combat such harmful content? That’s
Madeleine Bonsma-Fisher, a Postdoctoral researcher at the Data Sciences Institute, is studying traffic “stress” in Toronto in order to pinpoint where more cycling infrastructure is needed (photo by Johnny Guatto)
