In recent years, machine learning algorithms have become more ubiquitous in everyday life as people employ these methods to automate tasks and
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Vineet Bansal (left), senior research software engineer and CSML staffer, collaborates with researchers on software engineering projects. Here he assists (L to R) Amit Singer - professor in mathematics and applied and computational mathematics, and Junchao Xia, research software engineer. Read more about Bansal's work here.
Daisy Yan Huang, a lecturer at the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning, teaches foundational and advanced courses to undergrads. In her mission as a teacher, she encourages women and non-STEM majors in her classes to get interested in data science. Read more here.
Peter Melchior, newest CSML faculty, uses machine learning to understand the cosmos. Melchior is also jointly appointed to the Dept. of Astrophysical Sciences. Read more here.
Nabhonil Kar '21 presented research that involved cancer phenotypes and machine learning at the Pacific Symposium on Biocomputing in Hawaii. CSML helped fund his trip. Read more here.
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