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Redefining Race: The Power of DNA in Uniting Societies
Ken Chahine
Ken Chahine, Senior Vice President and General Manager for AncestryDNA, has unique insights into the science and technology that bring personal stories and insights to life via DNA testing. He discusses the impact that DNA testing has not only on our personal lives, but also the potential that it has to change how we relate to each other and resolve our differences.
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Channels: Wolfram Data Summit 2014
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Dillon Tracy In this talk, Dillon Tracy demonstrates some data science workflows using Wolfram Data Science Platform, covering import, preparation, analysis, and visualization of data and the publication and distribution of results. |
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Roger Macdonald At its heart, the Internet Archive is an invitation to collaborate. To work together to open and explore humanity's cultural artifacts. To foster education and scholarship by facilitating highly scaled ... |
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Aditya Khosla While prior work in computer vision has focused on what is in the image, in this talk, we leverage big data to look beyond the simple visual elements to develop ... |
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Kalev Leetaru This talk surveys a cross-section of Kalev's latest projects of the past year, offering glimpses into some of the greatest challenges and opportunities of the big data revolution and how ... |
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Nancy Kopans Scholarly journal articles and books are becoming dynamic and less “bounded.” Whereas even in digital format, these primary units of scholarly communication and artifacts of the scholarly record once were ... |
