[FRIAM] Fwd: Reminder: Join CMU Experts to Discuss Research Addressing COVID-19

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From: Carnegie Mellon University <CMUevents at connect.cmu.edu>
Date: Tue, Jul 7, 2020 at 12:09 PM
Subject: Reminder: Join CMU Experts to Discuss Research Addressing COVID-19
To: <gtduncan at gmail.com>


Carnegie Mellon University invites you to a virtual panel discussion on the
university’s work to address the global pandemic through its research and
data expertise
*Carnegie Mellon University*
invites you to a virtual panel discussion on the university’s work to
address the global pandemic through its research and data expertise.

Join Michael McQuade, Vice President for Research, and faculty experts to
learn how we’re bringing innovative solutions to society’s biggest COVID-19
related challenges.
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*Thursday, July 9*
4-5 p.m. ET
Virtual session
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All participants must register for the webinar
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Submit questions in advance for the Q&A portion by emailing
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*About the Panelists:*

*Kathleen M. Carley* is a Professor of Computer Science in the Institute
for Software Research and the Director of the Center for Informed Democracy
and Social Cybersecurity (IDeaS) and Center for Computational Analysis. She
will highlight her work
<http://click.connect.cmu.edu/?qs=dee71150d66912e122aabb52f9828c5de2df9d7cec6d02a588df82917107b0112857f6dfd326740c4675c4d611d5894b863d32a5c71cbdef>
on misinformation and disinformation in social media, and the role bots
play during the pandemic.

*Rayid Ghani* is the Distinguished Career Professor in the Machine Learning
Department and the Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy.
He will share his research
<http://click.connect.cmu.edu/?qs=dee71150d66912e122174bd09493eca5140e31b1977d2253cdc14a47481111254882efb42f59d5533046ccf1de97cfeba8e1955ad069b472>
which works to develop tools to ensure that technologies created to fight
COVID-19 do not disadvantage vulnerable populations when they’re used to
inform policy decisions.

*Po-Shen Loh*, Professor of Mathematics in the Mellon College of Science,
will discuss the innovative contact tracing app, NOVID
<http://click.connect.cmu.edu/?qs=dee71150d66912e16906b57bb1ecac77be174690509d24371ab6ac64b9a26f338cc571913da8390cfd36730b7b3d225278708f4113de4698>,
which he leads. NOVID was the first anonymous contact tracing app published
for the USA, and uses ultrasound technology to achieve its unique level of
accuracy.
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