The Unit for Data Science and Analytics at ASU Library connects researchers university-wide to pursue research that leverages machine learning, data analytics, visual storytelling, network analysis, and text and data mining. Working with both students and faculty in order to connect a wide variation of experts and disciplines to the methods and technologies of data science, the Unit for Data Science and Analytics encompasses a growing community of practitioners and partners from a diversity of fields: art history, engineering, language and literature, biology, urban planning, economics and business.
Projects and research
Our collaborations explore the possiblities of interdisciplinary data science.
About our team
Start or join a collaboration, or learn more about what you can do with us.
What we do
Grant-funded research
Data science provides increasingly valuable methods to interpret, analyze, organize and visualize research data. Our growing number of grant-funded projects bring together research perspectives from a range of fields that includes art and humanities, social science, engineering, and business and economics.
Faculty collaborations
The Unit for Data Science collaborates with faculty, students and staff. Equipped to collect, analyze, model and visualize data, the unit acts as a research hub to bring together anyone interested in data-driven or data-assisted work.
Student-centered projects
ASU students can join the community of practitioners and researchers, learn new skills and design their own research.
