February 2022

We were thrilled to see the CCT featured in Duke Today on January 24:
Computational Thinking Is for Everyone:
Duke's Center for Computational Thinking enables
computational education throughout the university.* 

 

This month's email features CCT's upcoming symposium on March 3 and
AI Health's Data Studio Seminars.

 

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about what the CCT and our partner programs have to offer!

 

Questions about the Center for Computational Thinking? Contact us at computationalthinking@duke.edu. 

The CCT symposium is fast approaching -- register now and review the presentation schedule. The event kicks off with a conversation featuring:

• Valerie Ashby, PhD, Trinity College of Arts & Sciences Dean
• Matthew Hirschey, PhD, Director of the Center for Computational Thinking; Associate Professor of Medicine (moderator)
• Sally Kornbluth, PhD, Duke University Provost
• Jerome Lynch, PhD, Dean of the Pratt School of Engineering

 

Deadline Extended to February 25:
AI for Art Competition

The AI for Art Competition submission deadline has been extended a week, to midnight Eastern time on February 25. Winners will be announced at the CCT symposium on March 3.

From our partners at Duke AI Health

AI Health Data Studios are designed for investigators who are considering working with medical data at Duke -- especially applications of machine learning and artificial intelligence -- and may not be sure where to begin. Duke early-stage investigators and campus-based researchers are encouraged to attend. The series is hosted by Ursula Rogers, Ricardo Henao, and Shelley Rusincovitch.

 

Weekly seminars through March go into detail on each of the data resources and introduce participants to the many experts and resources available at Duke.

Zoom

AI Health Data Studio Session 2
Working with DEDUCE and PACE

Wednesday, February 16, 12:00 - 1:00pm Eastern

Presenters

Event Details

This one-hour virtual seminar will introduce researchers to two key platforms for clinical data at Duke: DEDUCE (the Duke Enterprise Data Unified Content Explorer), a query tool for clinical data retrieval; and PACE (the Protected Analytics Computing Environment), a virtual computing space approved by Duke Health for use in analyzing health data. Learn more about PACE.

 

Zoom

AI Health Data Studio Session 3
EHR APIs and ECHO: A Strategy for Next Generation Data Delivery

Wednesday, February 23, 4:00 - 5:00pm Eastern

Presenters

Event Details

This one-hour virtual seminar will introduce researchers to two more advanced platforms with clinical data: the application programming interfaces (APIs) developed to provide secure access to data from the electronic health record (EHR), and the Echo data lake designed to provide efficient access to larger volumes of data. Learn more about the EHR APIs. 

Zoom

AI Health Data Studio Session 4
The DIHI Data Pipeline

Wednesday, March 2, 12:00 - 1:00pm Eastern

Presenters

Event Details

This one-hour virtual seminar will introduce researchers to the Duke Health Data Pipeline, powered by the Duke Institute for Health Innovation (DIHI). The Pipeline is a foundational, fully-automated data curation tool enabling data liquidity which accelerates quality improvement, learning health, research and innovation projects. Learn more about the Duke Health Data Pipeline.

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