Data Science Day 2025 isn’t just about discussion—it’s about action. This year’s breakout sessions will drive interdisciplinary collaboration, spark new ideas, and define next steps for AI and data science at Pitt. Each session is designed to move from conversation to action with:? ? 5-minute framing of key challenges? ? 20-minute moderated discussion to explore insights? ? 20-minute Call to Action (CTA) to outline future research, partnerships, and/or initiatives? By the end of the session, we’ll have a call to?guide AI and data science innovation across disciplines. Session Topics & Leaders:? ?? Data Ethics for Large-scale Global & Historical Spatial Information – Ruth Mostern & Keila Grinberg? ?? Explainable AI for Peace – Vladimir Zadorozhny? ?? Data Science for Sustainability – Melissa Bilec & Gena Kovalcik? ?? Facilitating Faculty/Student Research with Administrative Student Data – Amanda Brodish, Rae Mancilla, Ed.D., Anthony Delitto, & Natalie J. Baney? ?? Breaking Barriers: Making Data Science & AI Accessible at Pitt – Yassin Khalifa, Nalyn Siripong, & Chad Burton, PhD? ?? Equity & Access in AI & Data Science – Sera Linardi & Michael Hamilton ? ?? Join us and be part of the conversation that drives change. Let’s turn ideas into action! ?https://lnkd.in/eRGfQGQH #DataScienceDay #AI #ResponsibleAI #Collaboration #DataEthics #Sustainability #EquityInAI #Pitt?
