Faculty of Art
Connecting Minds: Exploring the Intersection of AI and the Social Sciences
DATE: Thu, September 19, 2024 – 11:00 am LOCATION: Walter C. Koerner Library (UBC ID needed for entry), Research Commons’ Presentation Room (548/552), Vancouver Campus DETAILS Join us on September 19th at 11:00am at the Walter C. Koerner Library (UBC ID needed for entry), Research Commons’ Presentation Room (548/552), for “Connecting Minds: Exploring the Intersection […]
CCSS Co-sponsored Event
This coming October, researchers from the Department of Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies at UBC in conjunction with The Connected Past Research Group and the Society for Ancient Mediterranean Religions will host a workshop and conference on the application of network analysis to archaeology and history. This event will bring students, early career, and […]
Register for Text Analysis Pedagogy (TAP) Institute 2024
Discover the Text Analysis Pedagogy (TAP) Institute 2024! Immerse yourself in the world of text analysis and data skills with the Text Analysis Pedagogy (TAP) Institute. Whether you’re an educator looking to enhance your teaching methods or a librarian eager for new insights, TAP Institute provides an extensive array of free courses and webinars relevant […]
Bytes & Bites
Bytes & Bites is a monthly meetup held at the Law Cafe on the first Thursday of each month at noon. It provides an informal gathering for individuals interested in discussing computation and its applications in the human and social sciences. Attendees have the opportunity to engage in conversations about topics such as computational methods, […]
NASA TOPS Opportunity
What is TOPS? In celebration of the Year of Open Science, NASA and the White House have launched the Transform to Open Science training (TOPSt) initiative! With a mission to make science more accessible, transparent, and reproducible, NASA has awarded Don’t Use This Code a grant to train 20,000 researchers and scientists. What is a […]
Workshop on Journalism, Disinformation and AI – CSDI
Thank you to the Centre for the Study of Democratic Institutions for hosting an engaging workshop about journalism, disinformation and artificial intelligence.
Digital Citizens
Our goal is to produce fully engaged “digital citizens” – Students who understand analytic tools & the social and ethical implications of the data and technology to our lives and societies.
Computational Thinking?
Computational thinking is a problem-solving strategy that integrates across activities.
Mission
A hub for research scholars and students engaged with big data and associated computational analytics as well as those working to critically understand their impact on society.
CCSS Will Have a Vital Role in Collaboration of Research Works
To build community and collaborations, the centre will host regular informal meetings so faculty can meet each other, share ideas, and potentially build collaborations.