Thrilled to share our paper, out today in @nature, which proposes a new paradigm for the analysis of online platforms and applies it to study political polarization over the complete history of Reddit
w/ @isaacwaller
Paper: https://t.co/5OtxbcH31W
🧵1/n
Excited and inspired by @IC2S2, one of the biggest highlights of our year! Proud of our group for sharing 7 presentations and posters. Here they are: 🧵
#ic2s2
U of T computer science students are behind a global undergraduate research competition that challenges teams to apply machine learning solutions to the impacts of climate change. https://t.co/BTOByCUHxs
We're proud to be sponsors of #UofTAI's ProjectX, an international undergraduate machine learning competition happening this fall! These brilliant young people will be tackling various aspects of climate change with ML. Get to know them in a short video: https://t.co/UW1k2vC5KN
We asked the question, do love songs mirror our changing psychological love attitudes over time? Do men and women express love more similarly today than they had in the 60s? Empirical findings tell us they do, and turns out love songs agree!
So happy to be sharing our paper “Gender Convergence in the Expression of Love: a computational analysis of lyrics” with Yang Xu at #CogSci2020
Check out our paper: https://t.co/TBGITLxxxF
Stop by our talk at 9:40 EST, stream 10
So happy to be sharing our paper “Gender Convergence in the Expression of Love: a computational analysis of lyrics” with Yang Xu at #CogSci2020
Check out our paper: https://t.co/TBGITLxxxF
Stop by our talk at 9:40 EST, stream 10
Every year, for the past three years, @the_logic compiles a list of the top undergraduate students set to shape the future of Canada's economy.
These ridiculously talented #Classof2020 graduates make me feel extremely incompetent. A rare good news story:
https://t.co/p0E9iwCedj
Super honoured to be named one of Canada's Top Prospects and Leading Innovators from the computer science and engineering graduating class of 2020! Thank you so much @the_logic@UofT@UofTCompSci
For the third consecutive year, The Logic asked some of Canada’s best engineering and computer science schools to tell us about a few of their rising stars most likely to shape the future of Canada’s innovation economy. https://t.co/hJbpTkd8sE
She won the 2020 Platterz Prize for #ComputerScience and recently gave an address to graduates across Canada. One read of our interview with @lsanyoura from @UofT and you’ll understand why she won. #Award#WomenInTech#Platterz https://t.co/QNUzOo9Zws
Incredible speech by @JordanCGray from @Carleton_U — as he says “on what is the beginning of a new decade, let us roll up our sleeves for we all have work to do!”
It was my pleasure to join PM @JustinTrudeau and fellow Canadian grads to deliver a message of hope to Canada's class of 2020 at my academic home @Carleton_U this morning. The PM is correct this very well be the greatest generation of the 21st century! #grad2020
Listen to my message of hope to Canada's class of 2020 delivered yesterday with the Prime Minister @Carleton_U ft. on @OttawaMorning
https://t.co/3cm7F9VqeX
In solidarity with #AmplifyBlackSTEM, we’ve put together a @twimlai playlist to do just that. There are so many amazing black voices in AI and I'm very humbled to have had the opportunity to help share their work. @black_in_ai
https://t.co/jTmVFZ5bOt
Nothing can take away all that you have accomplished - not even this pandemic. And as you mark your graduation and start your next chapter, I want to share a few words with you. Watch my English address live: https://t.co/GWLUPHz6r8
Recent #UofT graduate & Moss award winner Lana El Sanyoura from @UofTArtSci / @UofTCompSci will be a part of a special address to the graduating class of 2020 from Prime Minister @JustinTrudeau at 10:45 am EDT. Tune in to watch. 📺 #UofTGrad20