Social sciences
DoWhy – A library for causal inference
For decades, causal inference methods have found wide applicability in the social and biomedical sciences. As computing systems start intervening in our work and daily lives, questions of cause-and-effect are gaining importance in computer science…
Panel: Computing Innovation and Diversity of Thought
Today, many of the technical products and services we use are created by one largely homogeneous group of people: men. That doesn’t make today’s technology bad or unhelpful. However, it does mean our society is…
Making Microsoft Teams meetings more engaging
Mobile Sharing and Companion Experiences Video meetings traditionally limit each person to one device, hindering the ways that people can participate, share, and interact. Microsoft Teams empowers users to achieve more by using their computer…
PocketSkills Open Source Release
Mobile web application shell for educational content and interactive skill practices using a chat-like interface.
Leading Science and Technology: India Next?
We all understand the importance of economic growth and social development programs for India. Do we consider research and innovation equally important? No… The talk will start with presenting reasons why India should aspire to…
