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From Pollutants to Predictions: How Data Analytics Transforms Environmental Risk Assessment

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“The dose makes the poison.” This age-old adage reveals a universal truth: any substance can become toxic if its concentration surpasses a certain threshold. But in today’s world, where new chemicals are introduced into the environment at an unprecedented rate, how do we assess the risks they pose to our Continue reading From Pollutants to Predictions: How Data Analytics Transforms Environmental Risk Assessment→

Golfing Around the IAA

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During your time at the Institute for Advanced Analytics, there are going to be a lot of important statistics that you will need to focus on, such as p-values and alpha levels. One of the most important ones that cannot be ignored, is your golf handicap. There are nine golf Continue reading Golfing Around the IAA→

The Ethical Dilemma of Data and AI

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Imagine you’re 60 years old. You’ve worked hard throughout your life and retired some time ago. As time passes, you realize you need something fulfilling to occupy yourself with. Teaching comes to mind—something you’ve always been passionate about. Confident in your qualifications, you submit an application to an online tutoring Continue reading The Ethical Dilemma of Data and AI→

Experimenting in the Kitchen

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As our schedules intensify, the Institute’s rigor can become more stressful while we balance the numerous classes, assignments, and projects. One of my favorite ways of destressing from these obligations is by experimenting in the kitchen and trying new recipes. Not only has cooking been a great way to get Continue reading Experimenting in the Kitchen→