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1. Text and Data Mining Forum

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Computer Science, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Pamplin College of Business, Statistics, Arrow, Tom, Ewing, E. Thomas, Fan, Weiguo, Fox, Edward A., House, Leanna L., Huang, Bert, Pannabecker, Virginia, Computer Science, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Pamplin College of Business, Statistics, Arrow, Tom, Ewing, E. Thomas, Fan, Weiguo, Fox, Edward A., House, Leanna L., Huang, Bert, and Pannabecker, Virginia

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This panel discussion was part of Open Data Week 2017 at Virginia Tech. Panelists discussed opportunities and challenges related to text and data mining, with a focus on research purposes and information access. Panelists: Tom Arrow (ContentMine), Tom Ewing (College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Virginia Tech), Weiguo (Patrick) Fan (Pamplin College of Business, Virginia Tech), Ed Fox (Computer Science, Virginia Tech), Leanna House (Statistics, Virginia Tech), Brent Huang (Computer Science, Virginia Tech). Moderator: Virginia Pannabecker (University Libraries, Virginia Tech). Open Data Week 2017 events were supported by a Virginia Tech Beyond Boundaries innovation grant as well as a Virginia Tech faculty mentoring grant.

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2017

2. Text and Data Mining Forum

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Computer Science, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Pamplin College of Business, Statistics, Arrow, Tom, Ewing, E. Thomas, Fan, Weiguo, Fox, Edward A., House, Leanna L., Huang, Bert, Pannabecker, Virginia, Computer Science, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Pamplin College of Business, Statistics, Arrow, Tom, Ewing, E. Thomas, Fan, Weiguo, Fox, Edward A., House, Leanna L., Huang, Bert, and Pannabecker, Virginia

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This panel discussion was part of Open Data Week 2017 at Virginia Tech. Panelists discussed opportunities and challenges related to text and data mining, with a focus on research purposes and information access. Panelists: Tom Arrow (ContentMine), Tom Ewing (College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Virginia Tech), Weiguo (Patrick) Fan (Pamplin College of Business, Virginia Tech), Ed Fox (Computer Science, Virginia Tech), Leanna House (Statistics, Virginia Tech), Brent Huang (Computer Science, Virginia Tech). Moderator: Virginia Pannabecker (University Libraries, Virginia Tech). Open Data Week 2017 events were supported by a Virginia Tech Beyond Boundaries innovation grant as well as a Virginia Tech faculty mentoring grant.

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2017

3. Text and Data Mining Forum

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Computer Science, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Pamplin College of Business, Statistics, Arrow, Tom, Ewing, E. Thomas, Fan, Weiguo, Fox, Edward A., House, Leanna L., Huang, Bert, Pannabecker, Virginia, Computer Science, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Pamplin College of Business, Statistics, Arrow, Tom, Ewing, E. Thomas, Fan, Weiguo, Fox, Edward A., House, Leanna L., Huang, Bert, and Pannabecker, Virginia

Abstract

This panel discussion was part of Open Data Week 2017 at Virginia Tech. Panelists discussed opportunities and challenges related to text and data mining, with a focus on research purposes and information access. Panelists: Tom Arrow (ContentMine), Tom Ewing (College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Virginia Tech), Weiguo (Patrick) Fan (Pamplin College of Business, Virginia Tech), Ed Fox (Computer Science, Virginia Tech), Leanna House (Statistics, Virginia Tech), Brent Huang (Computer Science, Virginia Tech). Moderator: Virginia Pannabecker (University Libraries, Virginia Tech). Open Data Week 2017 events were supported by a Virginia Tech Beyond Boundaries innovation grant as well as a Virginia Tech faculty mentoring grant.

Published
2017

4. Innovation Pathways Minor

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Virginia Tech. University Libraries, Virginia Tech. Provost's Office, Virginia Tech. College of Engineering, Pamplin College of Business, Virginia Tech. School of Architecture + Design, Virginia Tech. College of Architecture and Urban Studies, Virginia Tech. College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology (ICAT), Fralin, Scott, McNair, Lisa D., Junkunc, Marc, Baum, Liesl M., Zacharias, Kari, Virginia Tech. University Libraries, Virginia Tech. Provost's Office, Virginia Tech. College of Engineering, Pamplin College of Business, Virginia Tech. School of Architecture + Design, Virginia Tech. College of Architecture and Urban Studies, Virginia Tech. College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology (ICAT), Fralin, Scott, McNair, Lisa D., Junkunc, Marc, Baum, Liesl M., and Zacharias, Kari

Abstract

Informative exhibit featuring courses from the Innovation Pathways minor. The Innovation Minor is a step towards an interdisciplinary learning experience where students can study innovation and ideation techniques and be immersed into the entrepreneurial process through courses in multiple colleges and disciplines – mirroring the experiences they will be facing in the industrial sector. The courses featured in this exhibit, Innovation: Collaboration, Culture, Context, CREATE!, and Startup: Managing Technology Commercialization, are the core of the Innovation minor.

Published
2016

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