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The Data Institute, University of San Francisco
Developing highly talented data scientists and supporting data science research.
About The Data Institute, University of San Francisco
The Data Institute is creating a new partnership between industry and academia. We educate and develop highly talented data scientists by providing experiential learning opportunities and supporting the research of data science and deep learning. We bring together researchers, students, industry leaders and nonprofits to apply data-driven solutions to social issues.
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Research & Knowledge
The Data Institute, University of San Francisco published a paper by Diane Woodbridge and Jee Hyun Suh on solving the edge case of evaluating pronunciation in pre-literate toddlers using neural speaker diarization combined with self-supervised feature extraction (HuBERT + WavLM) for Korean pediatric speech screening.
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Research & Knowledge
The Data Institute, University of San Francisco alumnus Moises Limon and Professor Mahesh Chaudhari, Ph.D., published a paper titled Dr. Plant: An AI-Powered Plant Disease Diagnosis Web Application Using CNN, PyTorch, and MongoDB Atlas in the 2026 IEEE International Conference on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (BDAI).
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Presence & Recognition
The Data Institute, University of San Francisco and the Center for AI & Data Ethics supported an event reflecting on Pope Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas at the University of San Francisco.
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Presence & Recognition
The Data Institute, University of San Francisco is running an evening course called Mathematical Foundations for Data Science starting in a couple of weeks.
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Presence & Recognition
The Data Institute, University of San Francisco hosted the 2025–2026 seminar series featuring industry leaders, researchers, and practitioners.
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