Are you engaged in research or teaching involving data-intensive discovery — either advancing the methodologies, or putting these methodologies to work in any field of discovery? Does your work require extracting knowledge from large, noisy, or complex datasets? Do you use advanced statistical techniques, advanced data management platforms, or advanced visualization methods in your work? Are you involved in inventing these advanced methods? If so, please register to present your work in this poster session!
This two-hour event is an opportunity for the University of Washington campus community and regional partners to present their activities and connect with others engaged in data-intensive discovery.
Date: Feb 10, 2016 | 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Location: Mary Gates Commons
This is an incomparable opportunity to network with others who are advancing the forefront of data-intensive discovery.
- Posters must be roughly 32″ x
40″
- Posters must be mounted on
posterboard or foamcore (easels will be provided for displaying them –
they will not be tacked to the wall)
- You must be present at the
poster session (although you’re encouraged to bring someone along so you
can simultaneously staff your poster and network with others)
- You must register by
Wednesday February 3
Please register here by Wednesday February 3rd to present a poster!
We’ll see you on February 10 at 3:00pm (setup beginning at 1:00pm) in the Mary Gates Commons!
Questions? Contact manager@escience.washington.edu
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