Sentences with phrase «powerful data science»

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During our two - day exploration, sponsored once again by our founding partner IBM Watson Health — we'll see, hear, and feel how profoundly powerful this new data science can be, particularly in the hands of people like Theresa Beech.

This powerful data has generated conflict, however, both inside and outside the halls of science.

Behind the team's process is a diverse group of experts (from geology to oceanography to computer science), a wealth of hard data, and some powerful supercomputers.

Their findings are based on data from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world's biggest, most powerful particle accelerator, located at the CERN science laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland.

Stampede is currently one of the most powerful supercomputers in the U.S. for open science research and serves as an important part of NSF's portfolio of advanced cyberinfrastructure resources, enabling cutting - edge computational and data - intensive science and engineering research nationwide.

enome - sequencing pioneer Eric Lander, one of the most powerful men in American science, did not embezzle funds from the institute he leads, sexually harass anyone, plagiarize, or fabricate data.

One of the issues that emerged from the 1st Kavli Symposium on science journalism is the need for science journalists worldwide to have powerful and cutting edge data mining and mapping tools.

«This is a unique, powerful, and beautiful image data set that has already yielded excellent research science.

Lisa Castaneda's Forget Aperture, This is My Test Chamber — Data and Statistics Final Project is a great example of how teachers can use this powerful game - based learning tool to engage students in the actual doing of math and science.

This will serve as a powerful education tool for the community by providing data in real time and also advance the Center's existing robust science and sustainability solutions curriculum for youth.

This may be because of innate suspicion of «big science» (which climate science has become, with powerful patrons in government and UN and international institutions) or because of a commitment to forms of data and knowledge libertarianism, as in the Wikileaks movement.

«There are powerful voices of unreason,» says Ben Santer, who led the 1995 IPCC team, «but every year, the science becomes stronger and the data are telling an ever more consistent story.»

Advances in data science have also given rise to powerful analytics capabilities allowing software developers to provide users with greater insight into data sets much earlier in the e-discovery process, during the early case assessment phase.