Dr. Sarah Ebling speaker at the conference Women in Data Science
The conference Women in Data Science will be taking place in Zürich on 4 and 5 April 2019. Applications are open – to all genders – until 10 March. Sarah Ebling (Institute of Computational Linguistics) is one of the speakers!Women in data Science Zurichis excited to bring the Global Women in Data Science Conferenceto Switzerland for the second year in a row!
Register nowand join us for our 2-day technical conference on the 4-5 of April 2019 in Zurich. Attached to the conferences there will be an art exhibitionfeaturingfemale artists who employ machine learning to create their own visions of the world, push the technology to its limits and highlight its social consequences.We also welcome students and young professionals to apply for our travel grants.
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