Natural language processing, or NLP, refers to computer aided analysis of text data. Because text data is typically generated by humans and intended for human audiences, it poses unique challenges for computational analysis. All the …
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Link Roundup July 2020
Cameron Cook UW-Madison will be gradually resuming research activities on campus this Fall semester. The process will proceed in phases and include ongoing safety measures. Visit the VCRGE page to read more about these safety …
An Interview with the Center for High Throughput Computing (CHTC)
We spoke with Lauren Michael, a Research Computing Facilitator with CHTC, to learn more about the center and how their role supports researchers at UW-Madison. Can you tell us a little bit about the CHTC? …
Racial Bias in Data and Algorithms
On June 10, 2020 researchers across campuses and universities around the world, including at UW-Madison, took part in #ShutDownAcademia, #ShutDownSTEM, and #Strike4BlackLives in order to interrupt “business as usual” and take deliberate action necessary to …
Link Roundup – June 2020
Cameron Cook In this episode of The Flagship podcast, Vice Chancellor of Research, Steve Ackerman, provides an overview of research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison–from securing highly competitive federal grants to the innovations that improve …
The Benefits of Reusing Research Data
All new research builds on the discoveries of the researchers that came before. Not having to rediscover every facet of your field is what makes further innovation possible. This is especially true as the COVID-19 …
Holz Featured Researcher: Eric Hoyt Part 2
The Holz Featured Researcher series invites UW-Madison researchers to discuss their work and illuminate their workflows, insights, and challenges when it comes to working with their research data.