The USC Big Data Health Science Center is now accepting applications for the BDHSC’s newly funded training program, Big Data Analytics Emerging Scholar Training Program for URM Undergrads in South Carolina (1R25AI172761-01). Please click for full details about the program, including eligibility, application process, FAQ, etc. The application deadline is March 1, 2024.
Supported by NIAID (R25AI164581-03), the USC Big Data Health Science Center (BDHSC) has been implementing a Big Data Health Science Fellow (“Big Data Fellow”) program since 2021. The program will recruit around 4 USC junior faculty per year and provide them with salary support (25%) to participate in the training program. Please click to see […]
Please join the Big Data Health Science Center for its 37th seminar featuring Dr. Gabriel Z. Laporta from Centro Universitário FMABC. Geospatial Modeling for Disease Vector Surveillance in Brazil and Beyond Thursday, April 11 | 3:00-4:00pm Discovery Room 259 To receive a link for virtual attendance, register at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SWwAHafFQgqMbqBb7VDOpg.
The USC Research Computing, Division of Information Technology, and Big Data Health Science Center will host a remote site for the NSF ACCESS NSF ACCESS HPC Monthly Workshop on “Machine Learning and Big Data” presented by the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center. The workshop will be held on July 31 and August 1, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Room 1400 […]
Read more about the c-Scholar program at https://bigdata.sc.edu/r25-c-scholar-program/ The NIH Strategic Plan for Data Science suggests that a Big Data approach will uniquely advance our understanding of disease prevention, identification, control, and treatment in the coming decades and will be a key to reducing national and global health disparities. Despite rapidly increased efforts in the […]
Please join us for the 2024 BDHSC Annual Retreat Friday, September 27 9am-1pm (with a networking luncheon from 12-1pm) Campus Room, Capstone Building, USC Columbia Campus Connect with USC leadership and representatives from government agencies and community partners Identify opportunities for collaboration with faculty engaged in Big Data research Network via round table discussions and a […]
Vector-Borne Diseases in Colombia: Current Situation of Dengue Fever and Chagas Disease and the Potential use of Big Data in the Solution of these Problems Dr. Omar Cantillo-Barraza, Institute of Biology, Biology and Infectious Disease Control Laboratory, University of Antioquia October 9 | 10-11am Discovery Building Rm 331 (915 Greene St) This seminar will be conducted […]