This hands-on hackathon brought students together to solve problems, sharpen skills, and learn from one another.
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Eight Hours to Impact: Dell Technologies and NVIDIA Hackathon at The AI Summit
Meet the standout winners of the Dell Technologies + NVIDIA Hackathon during The AI Summit New York: Riya Kalra; Sripad Karne; Kaylie Stuteville; and Raj Trikha.
Student Team Develops Physical Therapy Tool at Columbia Hackathon
At Columbia’s HackingHealth event, Angela Choi teamed up with Trisha Mehta and Doorva Garg to build REV!VE—a tool that helps physical therapy patients stick with their recovery plans through real-time motion tracking.
Students Win Hackathon for Health Care Solution
AI4Purpose and the Center for Cognitive and Decision Sciences’ inaugural hackathon brought students together for two days of health care innovation and mentorship across multiple categories at the New York University Center for Data Science.
ASA Student Programs Create D4G Experiences, Opportunities
With the start of a new school year, Stats4Good takes a look at some of the ways the ASA empowers students to act for the greater good.
Data4Good Goes Back to School: Capstone Projects for the Greater Good
Five great students from different backgrounds and unique skills, all working with one goal in mind: identify risk factors and hotspots for human trafficking in Appalachian Ohio. What brought this amazing D4G team together? A capstone project.
Solve the Equation, Save the Planet: Earth Day
In celebration of Earth Day on April 22, this month’s Stats4Good column focuses on environmental analytics, highlights some of the many ways people are making an impact, and provides information about opportunities to get involved.
Stanford Big Earth Hackathon Takes on Wildfires
In a year in which the Data for Good community has striven to address so many concerns, the wildfires in the western United States have been one of the most dramatic.
Student Projects for the Greater Good—COVID-19 Edition
Columnist David Corliss shares his thoughts about Data for Good student projects in the year of COVID-19, including term papers, science fair entries, conference presentations and posters, and volunteer work for community organizations.
Data for Good: The Year in Review
Data for Good had a wonderful 2019, full of new resources, networking opportunities, and shared enthusiasm.