Data+ (2015)
Data+ is a ten-week summer research experience for undergraduates and master’s students interested in exploring new data-driven approaches to interdisciplinary challenges. Students work in small teams and learn how to marshal, analyze and visualize data, while gaining broad exposure to the field of data science. Through collaboration, teams use data analysis to solve a wide variety of real-world challenges using health data, text, voting records, wireless mapping data, economic and financial analytics and more.
2015 Projects
- Gerrymandering
- Solar Power Estimation
- Prolific Pigs? Mating Reproductive Capacity with Market Price in Early Twentieth Century Pig Breeding
- Workforce Incentives
- What makes a good reservoir?
- Geometry of Weather
- Interactive environmental data applications
- Shape-based Distances Between Bones
- Constructing Challenges from Duke MOOC data
- microRNA Host Response to Infection
- Food Choices and Behavioral Economics
- Risky Decision-Making
- Quantifying the Science-Humanities Gap