Workshop data/time: March 22, 2017, 1:00-5:30 PM
https://www.conftool.com/iConference2017/sessions.php
Location: Hubei Hall 1, Wuhan University
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Annual Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub Workshop
First year IS PhD student Sam Grabus and MSLIS grad student Carly Sewell attended the annual Northeast Big Data Innovation Hubworkshop at Columbia University on February 24th.
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Starting February 8th, at the College of Computing and Informatics, Sponsored by the Metadata Research Center.
PhD Student Profile: Kai Li
In October, second-year Information Studies PhD student Kai Li presented his paper, “Software citation, reuse and metadata considerations: An exploratory study examining LAMMPS,” in collaboration with Dr. Jane Greenberg and Dr. Xia Lin at the 2016 ASIS&T Annual Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark [Paper is available here and slides are available here].
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Information Science to Data Science: New Directions for iSchools Workshop
Information Science to Data Science is a half-day workshop on March 22nd at the 2017 iConference, hosted by the Wuhan University School of Information Management and the Sungkyunkwan University Library & Information Science and Data Science Department. The Information Science to Data Science Workshop is sponsored, in part, by the Metadata Research Center/CCI/Drexel.
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PhD Student Profile: Amy Opalek
In November, Amy attended the AMIA conference in Chicago, where she presented a poster accepted: Informatics in the International Medical School Curriculum: A Pilot Survey.
Earlier this fall, Amy presented at IAMRA‘s 12th International Conference on Medical Regulation in Melbourne, Australia. Her presentation was titled The Challenges of Building a Data Model for the World’s Medical Schools.
Amy Opalek is a second-year PhD student in Drexel’s Information Studies program, studying how metadata standards can confirm the credentials of medical doctors.
She currently chairs the Healthcare Professional Profile working group of MedBiquitous, an organization that develops ANSI-approved standards for the exchange of data in the area of health professions education and regulation.
Northeast Big Data Hub workshop, “Enabling Seamless Data Sharing in Industry and Academia”
Logistics and Registration information: see below
A 2-day invitational workshop, September 29-30, 2016, sponsored by the NSF Northeast Big Data Hub; the Computing Community Consortium; the Metadata Research Center, College of Computing and Informatics, Drexel University, with generous support from the Gerri C. LeBow College of Business, Drexel University.
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Jeremy Leipzig’s coming talk at Metadata Mondays
Topic: Computational Reproducibility
When: Metadata Monday, May 23, 1:00-2:00 PM
Location: All talks scheduled in Room 213, the Rush Building, Drexel University’s main campus.
Who: Jeremy Leipzig, Bioinformatics Programmer, CHOP and Research Associate/Ph.D. student Information Science/CCI
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Dr. Shigeo Sugimoto’s slides on manga metadata
Dr. Shigeo Sugimoto gave a lecture at MRC about his studies on manga metadata standard and some other research projects at University of Tsukuba on March 18. His slides are shared here.
Dr. Weimao Ke’s slides at Metadata Mondays
Dr. Weimao Ke was generous to have granted MRC to share his slides entitled “Least Information Theory (LIT) and the Search for Representative Terms in Text Data” presented at Metadata Mondays on March 14.