Yale Day of Data 2014

🎬2014371h 11mUnited KingdomOther

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The TV series Yale Day of Data 2014, created by an unlisted creator and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on October 6, 2014 in the United Kingdom. The series spans 1 season with 6 episodes, featuring the voices of an unlisted voice cast. It follows the story of The 2014 Yale Day of Data was held on Friday, September 26th. This day-long event focused on data science and partnerships across industry, academia, and government initiatives. It included presentations by Yale faculty and researchers; Phil Bourne, National Institutes of Health; and Cathy O' Neil, Columbia School of Journalism on issues specific to research data management, preservation, and sharing. This is an Other series and has received a rating of 0/10 from 0 viewers.

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Filming Location

127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands

Production

Castle Rock Entertainment

Award

21 wins & 43 nominations total

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Anni19/11/25 06:36

The 2014 Yale Day of Data was held on Friday, September 26th. This day-long event focused on data science and partnerships across industry, academia, and government initiatives. It included presentations by Yale faculty and researchers; Phil Bourne, National Institutes of Health; and Cathy O' Neil, Columbia School of Journalism on issues specific to research data management, preservation, and sharing. Cathy O'Neil, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism Response by Steve Girvin, Yale University

Suyoga Bhattarai19/11/25 06:36

The 2014 Yale Day of Data was held on Friday, September 26th. This day-long event focused on data science and partnerships across industry, academia, and government initiatives. It included presentations by Yale faculty and researchers; Phil Bourne, National Institutes of Health; and Cathy O' Neil, Columbia School of Journalism on issues specific to research data management, preservation, and sharing. Leandros Tassiulas, Yale University Peter Schott, Yale University

Di19/11/25 06:36

The 2014 Yale Day of Data was held on Friday, September 26th. This day-long event focused on data science and partnerships across industry, academia, and government initiatives. It included presentations by Yale faculty and researchers; Phil Bourne, National Institutes of Health; and Cathy O' Neil, Columbia School of Journalism on issues specific to research data management, preservation, and sharing. Mark Gerstein, Yale University Pincelli Hull, Yale University Angel Hsu, Yale University

ALI19/11/25 06:36

The 2014 Yale Day of Data was held on Friday, September 26th. This day-long event focused on data science and partnerships across industry, academia, and government initiatives. It included presentations by Yale faculty and researchers; Phil Bourne, National Institutes of Health; and Cathy O' Neil, Columbia School of Journalism on issues specific to research data management, preservation, and sharing. Philip Bourne, National Institutes of Health Response by Amy Justice, Yale University

␈اقدوره العقوري👉🔥19/11/25 06:36

The 2014 Yale Day of Data was held on Friday, September 26th. This day-long event focused on data science and partnerships across industry, academia, and government initiatives. It included presentations by Yale faculty and researchers; Phil Bourne, National Institutes of Health; and Cathy O' Neil, Columbia School of Journalism on issues specific to research data management, preservation, and sharing. Vivekinan Ashok, Yale University Hannah Haynie, Yale University Paolo Coppi, Yale University

Silvia Uachane19/11/25 06:36

The 2014 Yale Day of Data was held on Friday, September 26th. This day-long event focused on data science and partnerships across industry, academia, and government initiatives. It included presentations by Yale faculty and researchers; Phil Bourne, National Institutes of Health; and Cathy O' Neil, Columbia School of Journalism on issues specific to research data management, preservation, and sharing. Benjamin Polak, Yale University Response by Susan Gibbons, Yale University Len Peters, Yale University

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