Source – https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/ For the fifth year in a row, Harvard, MIT, Microsoft Research New England, and now the Broad Institute, are proud to collaborate with Stanford University to bring the Women in Data Science (WiDS) conference to Cambridge, Massachusetts. This virtual, one-day technical conference will feature an all-female lineup of speakers from academia and industry, to Read More

Read More

Source – https://msmagazine.com/ In celebration of International Women’s Day, women data scientists from around the world will gather together virtually on March 7 and 8, 2021, for presentations, workshops and networking at the Women in Data Science (WiDS) Worldwide Conference. The event offers women in data science, a chance to recognize their social, economic, cultural and Read More

Read More

Source – https://insidehpc.com/ Women in Data Science (WiDS) will host its fourth WiDS Livermore regional event “to encourage our community of women in computing.” Attendees will watch WiDS Stanford Livestream as well as feature Lab-focused technical talks, mentoring breakout sessions and a career panel.  The program for this one-day virtual technical conference is an opportunity to hear about the latest data Read More

Read More

Source – https://alltogether.swe.org/ Walmart can tell you how many of anything are in a given store or warehouse at any moment. Apps track your heartrate and your phone tracks your location at any moment. C-suite executives monitor everything in their organizations daily. Big Data dominates our economy. Yet, we don’t have consistent, standardized and real-time Read More

Read More

Source: ibsintelligence.com Indian FinTech ZestMoney, an AI-driven EMI financing platform, has witnessed some interesting trends during the three-month lockdown triggered by the COVID19 pandemic. The Bengaluru-based company said that it has seen a spike in Education loans on its platform. Founded by Lizzie Chapman, Priya Sharma and Ashish Anantharaman in 2015, ZestMoney is one of Read More

Read More

Source: siliconangle.com It’s no secret that the representation of women in the technology workforce is lower than it should be. For predictive analytics professionals, a Burch Works study showed that women comprised 26% of the workforce in 2019, an increase over the previous year of only 2%. Microsoft Corp. is taking its own steps to change that. Through active participation Read More

Read More

Source: irishtechnews.ie Accenture has announced the return of its award-winning Women in Data Science Accelerator for the second year. The six-week evening programme is free to attend and combines industry-led lectures, hands-on workshops and career guidance to help women become successful leaders in data science. The aim of this programme is to build and develop Read More

Read More

Source:- healthitanalytics.com June 12, 2019 – Using deep learning technology, researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) were able to predict women’s future risk of breast cancer development more accurately than when they used traditional methods, according to a study published in Radiology. Current models use factors like genetics and family history to predict risk, but Read More

Read More
Artificial Intelligence