May 26, 2020
Statistical Tool Developed at Columbia Will Track Covid-19 Data as New York Emerges From Lockdown
The tool uses a statistical programming language created by a Columbia University team of researchers and led by statistics and political science professor and Data Science Institute member Andrew Gelman.
May 11, 2020
Jeannette Wing Receives NSF Grant to Create COVID-19 Information Commons
Jeannette Wing, Avanessians Director of the Data Science Institute at Columbia, will use the funding to create a website to facilitate knowledge sharing and collaboration across COVID research efforts.
May 5, 2020
Max Topaz Uses Data Science to Help Nurses Care for Patients
A professor of nursing at Columbia University and an affiliated member of the Data Science Institute, Topaz is a pioneer in using data science to help nurses streamline their jobs and better care for millions of patients.
April 14, 2020
CovidWatcher App from Columbia University Tracks Coronavirus Hot Spots in NYC
The app gives citizens real-time information about New York City hot spots and enables health care officials to deploy resources where they're needed most.
April 2, 2020
Oded Netzer on Making Sound Decisions During the Coronavirus Pandemic with Limited Data
Netzer, a Columbia Business School professor and Data Science Institute affiliate, discusses how leaders from all fields can make sound decisions with scarce data to guide them.