Data Lovers NYC
posted February 26, 2013 9:54 AM RSS | iCal | +googleCal
Wed February 27 at 6:30 PM, Enigma Technologies
560 Broadway, New York, NY, USA (Map & Directions)
Agenda:
1. Meet and greet over refreshments.
2. Presentations by our featured speakers:
Carl Schoonover and Paul Nemirovsky
3. Networking.
This event is hosted and sponsored by Enigma Technologies 560 Broadway suite 402, 10012, New York, NY
Carl Schoonover is a neuroscience PhD candidate at Columbia University and studies the sense of touch in the Bruno laboratory at Columbia University Medical Center. He is author of Portraits of the Mind, and has written for The New York Times, Le Figaro, and Scientific American. He is also a co-founder of NeuWrite (a collaborative working group for scientists, writers, and those in between) and hosts a radio show on WKCR 89.9FM that focuses on opera, classical music, and their relationship to the brain.
Carl currently lives in New York City. He is a former NSF Graduate Research Fellow and a 2012 TED Fellow.
Paul Nemirovsky is the co-founder and CEO of dMetrics, a decision discovery engine that uses algorithms to analyze hundreds of millions of online conversations in order to identify the decisions and motivations of consumers. dMetrics is a venture-backed, MIT spinoff based on more than thirty years of research and is supported by the National Science Foundation.
Paul holds a Masters & PhD at MIT with a focus on machine learning techniques for the exploration of big data (audio, video, and text) and human-computer interaction. He has published fifteen academic papers in this field and overseen the successful launches of many commercial and academic projects.
Carl currently lives in New York City. He is a former NSF Graduate Research Fellow and a 2012 TED Fellow.
Paul Nemirovsky is the co-founder and CEO of dMetrics, a decision discovery engine that uses algorithms to analyze hundreds of millions of online conversations in order to identify the decisions and motivations of consumers. dMetrics is a venture-backed, MIT spinoff based on more than thirty years of research and is supported by the National Science Foundation.
Paul holds a Masters & PhD at MIT with a focus on machine learning techniques for the exploration of big data (audio, video, and text) and human-computer interaction. He has published fifteen academic papers in this field and overseen the successful launches of many commercial and academic projects.
Do you know when the presentation would actually start? I couldn't make it at 6:30 but if the meet and greet was until 7 or so that could work.
posted by wintrymix at 10:58 AM on February 27, 2013
posted by wintrymix at 10:58 AM on February 27, 2013
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