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Boston University Annual Report 2014: Unboggling Big Data
Akshaya Ramesh (MED'19) talks about her work with the Hariri Institute, which involves mapping the genome of the rhesus macaque, a monkey which shares 93% of its DNA with humans.
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Exaflop/s, Seriously!
Keynote lecture by Prof. David Keyes, at the Pan-American Advanced Studies Institute (PASI)—"Scientific Computing in the Americas: the challenge of massive parallelism." Organized and led by BU Prof. Lorena A Barba (MechEng), with NSF & DOE [...]funding.
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Boston's "Jenga" Tower: One Man's Love for BU's Newest Building
Micah Sieber, Director of Academic Programs at Boston University Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences, loves his job at CDS. Some of the best things about working there is meeting people and he never thought he would work in such a fascinating [...]building like CDS. After admiring the building so much, he began making wood sculptures of CDS and giving them away. This was his way of celebrating where he work and being thankful for the people he's met.
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Why Junior Year at Boston University Was "BU at Its Best"
Vlogger Will Loggia (COM’24) reflects on a vibrant junior year where academics and athletics finally returned to normal.
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Boston University Students React to New Center for Computing & Data Sciences
Tony Conigliaro (CAS'24) interviews students about their thoughts on Boston University's new Center for Computing & Data Sciences.
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Computing & Data Sciences Begins to Take Shape
Now, after roughly two years of construction, and with roughly 200 to 250 workers on the job on any given day, the building at the corner of Comm Ave and Granby Street, designed to resemble a slightly askew stack of books, has begun to take shape in [...]the last few weeks. Most significantly, white beams came down to reveal the cantilevers that give it such a unique, and controversial, look. Designed by KPMB Architects of Toronto, and being built by Suffolk Construction, the building has a four-story base, which acts like a podium, with 13 floors above it, each one off-center from the one below it.
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