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1. Zhenlong Li: Surveillance de la propagation spatiale du COVID-19 à travers le prisme du mouvement humain à l'aide des mégadonnées des médias sociaux

: Li, Zhenlong
: 2021
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)DiseasesViruses

2. Zhenlong Li: Monitoring the Spatial Spread of COVID-19 through the Lens of Human Movement using Big Social Media Data

: Li, Zhenlong
: 2021
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)COVID-19 (Disease)VirusesPublic welfare

3. Zhenlong Li: Monitoreando la propagación espacial de COVID-19 a través de la lente del movimiento humano usando grandes datos de redes sociales

: Li, Zhenlong
: 2021
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)COVID-19 (Disease)VirusesPublic welfare

4. Zachary Boyd: LEAPS-MPS: Structure et dynamique des réseaux mondiaux de chaîne d’approvisionnement

: Boyd, Zachary
: 2022
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)DiseasesViruses

5. Zachary Boyd: LEAPS-MPS: Structure and Dynamics of Global Supply Chain Networks

: Boyd, Zachary
: 2022
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)COVID-19 (Disease)VirusesBusiness logistics

6. Zachary Boyd: LEAPS-MPS: Estructura y dinámica de las redes mundiales de la cadena de suministro

: Boyd, Zachary
: 2022
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)COVID-19 (Disease)VirusesBusiness logistics

7. You and Your Data: Journalism Data Management

: Nurnberger, Amy L.
: 2013
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Information scienceInformation technologyJournalism

8. You and AI: The Future of Work

: Stiglitz, Joseph E.
: 2018
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: EconomicsArtificial intelligenceIncome distributionArtificial intelligence--Economic aspectsTechnological innovations--Economic aspects

9. Ying Zhong: Stratégies d'allocation de ressources de tests adaptatifs basées sur les données pour la surveillance en temps réel des maladies infectieuses

: Zhong, Ying
: 2020
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)DiseasesViruses

10. Ying Zhong: COVID-19: Sterilization Mechanism of Corona Discharge for Masks and Environment

: Zhong, Ying
: 2020
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)COVID-19 (Disease)Viruses

11. Ying Zhong: COVID-19: Mecanismo de Esterilización de Descarga de Corona para Máscaras y Medio Ambiente

: Zhong, Ying
: 2020
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)COVID-19 (Disease)Viruses

12. Yankee Doodle doctors: Medical care of the Revolutionary War

: Stark, Richard Boies
: 1984
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicinePhysiciansWar--Medical aspectsAmerican Revolution (1775-1783)

13. Xifeng Yan: Prévision interventionnelle de la réponse au COVID-19 dans les communautés locales à l'aide de modèles d'adaptation du domaine neuronal

: Yan, Xifeng
: 2020
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)DiseasesViruses

14. Xifeng Yan: Predicción intervencionista de la respuesta COVID-19 en comunidades locales mediante modelos de adaptación del dominio neural

: Yan, Xifeng
: 2020
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)COVID-19 (Disease)VirusesAdaptation (Biology)--Mathematical models

15. Xifeng Yan: Interventional COVID-19 Response Forecasting in Local Communities Using Neural Domain Adaptation Models

: Yan, Xifeng
: 2020
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: COVID-19 (Disease)COVID-19 (Disease)VirusesAdaptation (Biology)--Mathematical models

16. Working with first-time SoTL authors to create a new OER book: Fostering a sense of confidence, sharing guidance, and providing trauma-informed feedback

: Marquart, Matthea S.; Marshall, Lia W.; Satkunasingham, Jessica; King, Carly; Balasundaram, Aparna S.
: 2023
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Scholarly publishingAuthorshipPublishers and publishingAcademic writingOpen educational resources

17. Working With . . . : Engineering for the Middle of Nowhere

: Cumberbatch, Toby
: 2011
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Engineering

18. Workflow for Evaluating SEDAC Data for Dissemination

: Downs, Robert R.
: 2014
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Information science

19. WordsEye: An Automatic Text-to-Scene Conversion System

: Coyne, Robert Eric; Sproat, Richard
: 2001
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Computer scienceInformation technologyLinguistics

20. Word informativeness and automatic pitch accent modeling

: Pan, Shimei; McKeown, Kathleen
: 1999
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Information technologyComputer science

21. Women Film Pioneers Project (WFPP): Presentation at Coalition for Networked Information, Fall Forum 2013

: Newton, Mark P.; Harvell, J. Hugh; Williams, Leyla S.
: 2013
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: CommunicationInformation technologyMotion picturesWomen's studies

22. Women Anti-Appeasers in the 1930s

: Pedersen, Susan G.
: 2001
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Feminist theoryLeague of NationsWomen and democracyAtholl, Katharine Marjory Stewart-Murray, Duchess of, 1874-1960Dugdale, Blanche E. C. (Blanche Elizabeth Campbell)Rathbone, Eleanor F. (Eleanor Florence), 1872-1946Bonham Carter, Violet, 1887-1969

23. Women and the Quest for Equal Citizenship: The Eleanor Rathbone Social Justice Lecture, 2016

: Pedersen, Susan G.
: 2016
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: FeminismWomen in cooperative societiesFamily allowancesGuaranteed annual incomeEllinwood, Frank F. (Frank Field), 1826-1908Rathbone, Eleanor F. (Eleanor Florence), 1872-1946Kant, Immanuel, 1724-1804

24. Will Formal Preservation Models Require Relative Identity?

: Sacchi, Simone; Wickett, Karen M.; Renear, Allen H.
: 2012
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Digital preservationPreservation metadataData curationKnowledge representation (Information theory)Information science

25. Why we (usually) don't have to worry about multiple comparisons

: Gelman, Andrew E.; Hill, Jennifer; Yajima, Masanao
: 2009
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Statistics

26. Why we (usually) don't have to worry about multiple comparisons

: Gelman, Andrew E.; Hill, Jennifer; Yajima, Masanao
: 2007
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Statistics

27. Why Wait 'til You Graduate

: Lerner, David B.
: 2011
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Entrepreneurship

28. Why the Critics of Free Trade Are Mistaken

: Bhagwati, Jagdish N.
: 2008
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Economics

29. Why Public Access to Data is So Important (and why getting the policy right is even more so)

: Stodden, Victoria C.
: 2013
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Information technologyCommunication of technical information

30. Why Do British Historians Write so many Biographies -- and should anything be done about it? (Keynote Address, New England Conference on British Studies)

: Pedersen, Susan G.
: 2003
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: BiographyBritish--Social life and customsWomen--Social conditionsWomen and literature

31. Who, What, When, Where, Why? Comparing Multiple Approaches to the Cross-Lingual 5W Task

: Parton, Kristen; McKeown, Kathleen; Coyne, Robert Eric; Diab, Mona T.; Grishman, Ralph; Hakkani-Tür, Dilek; Harper, Mary; Ji, Heng; Ma, Wei Yun; Meyers, Adam; Rosenthal, Sara; Sun, Ang; Tur, Gokhan; Xu, Wei; Yaman, Sibel
: 2009
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Computer scienceInformation technologyLinguistics

32. Where's the Verb? Correcting Machine Translation During Question Answering

: Ma, Wei-Yun; McKeown, Kathleen
: 2009
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Computer science

33. When medicine first became "hot news": The New York press on Pasteur's triumph over rabies

: Hansen, Bert
: 1988
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistoryImmunology

34. When Firmware Modifications Attack: A Case Study of Embedded Exploitation

: Cui, Ang; Costello, Michael; Stolfo, Salvatore
: 2013
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Malware (Computer software)Computer securityComputer firmwareComputer science

35. When citing data, what thing are you actually citing?

: Sacchi, Simone
: 2013
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Information science

36. What to Know About SEO

: Kennison, Rebecca R.
: 2009
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Information science

37. What's yours and what's mine: Determining intellectual attribution in scientific text

: Teufel, Simone; Moens, Marc
: 2000
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Information technologyComputer science

38. What’s in a Translation Rule?

: Galley, Michel; Hopkins, Mark; Knight, Kevin; Marcu, Daniel
: 2004
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Information technologyComputer science

39. What's in a Name: Islamic Books as Sources of Prosopography

: Riedel, Dagmar A.
: 2013
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: History

40. What is Reproducible Research? The Practice of Science Today and the Scientific Method

: Stodden, Victoria C.
: 2011
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Communication of technical informationInformation science

41. What is Epistolae?

: Ferrante, Joan M.
: 2014
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Latin lettersWomen authorsLatin language--Translating into EnglishManuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)Databases

42. What I'm Learning from Egypt, Libya, Japan, etc.

: Sreenivasan, Sreenath
: 2011
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Mass mediaInternetJournalism

43. What Dataset Descriptions Actually Describe: Using the Systematic Assertion Model to Connect Theory and Practice

: Wickett, Karen M.; Thomer, Andrea; Sacchi, Simone; Baker, Karen; Dubin, David
: 2012
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Preservation metadataData curationMetadata--StandardsDigital preservationInformation science

44. What Can We Learn from Large Music Databases?

: Ellis, Daniel P. W.
: 2004
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Electrical engineeringArtificial intelligence

45. What Can History Teach Us about the Next Pandemic?

: Korch, George; Manela, Erez; Markel, Howard; Packard, Randall; Rosner, David K.; Sivaramakrishnan, Kavita; Morse, Stephen S.
: 2011
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Public healthEpidemicsGlobalization--Health aspects

46. What a Digital Humanist Can Do with Manuscripts

: Riedel, Dagmar A.
: 2017
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Digital humanitiesIslamic literatureManuscripts

47. Welcome Address at the State of the Planet 04

: Sachs, Jeffrey D.
: 2004
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Regional planning

48. Webinar #4: Panel of instructors who have experience teaching in both physical and online classrooms

: Baez, Johanna C.; Garay, Kristin; Henderson, Zuleka; Lowe Hoffman, Melanie; Noguchi, Eri; Hartley, Rob
: 2020
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Web-based instructionDistance educationClassroom environment

49. Webinar #3: Inclusive online teaching and teachable moments in online classrooms (Zoom version)

: Marquart, Matthea S.; Counselman Carpenter, Elisabeth A.
: 2020
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Web-based instructionDistance educationClassroom environment

50. Webinar #3: Inclusive online teaching and teachable moments in online classrooms (Adobe Connect version)

: Marquart, Matthea S.; Shedrick, Dawn E.
: 2020
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Web-based instructionDistance educationClassroom environment--Social aspects

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