We believe in the power of doing. During the second portion the event, we get hands-on. Come ready to dig into the ideas and techniques that foster constructive creativity and an interactive and collaborative experience. SheSays leadership and facilitators will guide the room in a participatory workshop. The goal is to provide tools and structure to unlock your own creativity and bring insight to your next innovation challenge.
FOOD & DRINKS
Don't worry, we'll have tasty food & drinks on hand to keep your creative juices flowing.
EVENT TIMELINE
6-6:30 Networking
6:30-7:10 - Presentations
7:15-8pm - Workshop
Community Mentors to give back and share their perspectives and experiences with founders and entrepreneurs of all walks of life in fast paced 20 minute sessions. Choice your own adventure! Please limit to 1-2 bookings for each day of mentor office hours as slots are very limited. Unfilled or cancelled time slots are available FCFS the day of the event - just check in with the event host at the event. This session will be hosted on Tuesday, May 17th, 9am - 11am @ Galvanize: 5th Floor, 1035 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302.
Please note that adding this event to your Sched does not sign you up to meet with a mentor. You must click one of the links below labelled "Book a slot" with each specific mentor.
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Welcome to Analyze Boulder 36! We're so thrilled to be hosting a special Boulder Startup Week edition of AB for a FOURTH year. We've rounded up some of our most popular 5-minute flash data talks from the past year:
Theresa Becker presents a web-based visualization of co-mutation data to assist researchers and clinicians in understanding the complex mutational dynamic of cancer, with potential future application in personalized medicine.
Damian Wandler highlights some sneaky ways bias can end up in well-intentioned AB tests, how machine learning can be the nemesis of causal inference, and some methods to address these issues.
Aman Ahuja will talk about applications of data science in the non-profit sector: how they can be different from popular views of data science, what we can all learn from these projects, and why it’s important that we do so.
Erich Wellinger will show us how, what, and when media sources have covered various topics in the 2016 Presidential Election, analyzed using the web-scraping and Natural Language Processing techniques.
As always, we'll be pouring great beer from Vindication Brewing Company.
Please contact us if you want to give a 5-minute flash talk on any data-related subject!