Some IDSS faculty are among the list of speakers at this workshop hosted by MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Parsons.
SDSCon 2017 is a celebration of MIT’s statistics and data science community organized by MIT’s Statistics and Data Science Center (SDSC).
The LIDS Smart Urban Infrastructures Workshop is a two-day event showcasing current work and emerging research opportunities at the intersection of smart services and urban infrastructure systems.
This one day, multi city, technical conference is organized and hosted by MIT IDSS, Harvard IACS and Microsoft NERD (in conjunction with WiDS Stanford).
48-hour hackathon convened by MIT’s Institute for Data, Systems, and Society that aims to address some of today’s most relevant societal challenges while fostering an interdisciplinary spirit.
SDSCon 2018 is the second annual celebration of MIT’s statistics and data science community. Organized by MIT’s Statistics and Data Center (SDSC), the conference will feature presentations from established academic leaders, industry innovators, and rising stars in the field. Discussions will cover a wide range of theory and application, representing the latest research and breakthroughs…
Tackle challenges on the future of cities, future of health, and future of work! For this IDSS student-run hackathon, teams will propose creative policy solutions to societal challenges using a combination of robust data analytics and domain knowledge. This event is a part of HUBweek, a leading ideas festival founded by institutions from the greater Boston area (including MIT).
The retail sector is undergoing fundamental changes as a result of data analytics and computer science. The IDSS Retail Conference 2018 will bring together experts from academia and industry to discuss a variety of topics addressing “Data Driven Disruption” in the Retail Sector.
The annual LIDS Student Conference is a student-organized, student-run event that provides an opportunity for grad students to present their research to peers as well as to the community at large.
