The Unit for Data Science and Analytics at ASU Library connects researchers university-wide to pursue research that engages machine learning, data analytics, visual storytelling, network analysis, and text and data mining. Working with both students and faculty, we connect a wide variety of experts to the methods and technologies of data science. Our collaborators and students encompass a growing community of practitioners and partners from a diversity of fields: art history, engineering, language and literature, biology, urban planning, economics, business, and more.
What is data science?
ASU Library Data Science Director Michael Simeone and Data Scientist David Little introduce students, faculty, and staff to data science - the critical analysis and visualization of big data to uncover meaningful knowledge and insights.
Connect with us
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Where to find us
Located on the third floor of Hayden Library in room 346. We offer open-area space to collaborate on projects with access to research software designed for analysis and visualization.
Walk-in hours, currently postponed.
Contact kerri.rittschof@asu.edu to schedule a virtual appointment.
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Open lab
We host open lab to bring together students, staff and faculty to learn about data science and apply data science research to real-world problems.
Missed an open lab? Email Kerri.Rittschof@asu.edu to view a recording.
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Get in touch
Faculty, staff and students interested in an ongoing project, new collaboration or learning more may contact datascience@asu.edu.
Meet our team and view our work on Github.
Events
Open lab sessions will resume in our new location on the third floor of Hayden on January 22, 2020. Check back soon for detailed updates!
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