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'Love Data' observance at the library is Feb. 9-13
International Love Data Week, based at the University of Michigan, has a campus presence next week at Parks Library. Events include two free workshops on data visualization and a noon lecture by artist Norwood Viviano, who currently has an exhibition in the Brunnier Art Museum and incorporates GIS data into his sculptures.
Community leaders have new way to explore public data
The Community Insights website, developed by Extension and Outreach's Community and Economic Development data team, gives local officials, planners and nonprofit leaders one place to explore trusted data and better understand trends for informed, place-based decision-making.
Ninth-graders introduced to a university lab
Silvina Arias, adjunct assistant professor in plant pathology, entomology and microbiology, recently hosted 15 ninth-grade students in the Seed Science Center lab to explore the roles fungi play in the world. The partnership with Science Bound is designed to spark interest among youth in STEM fields.
On rotation with a vet med student
Among its many demands, the fourth year of veterinary school includes a series of two-week clinical rotations. Equine dentistry, anyone?
A clear look at plant growth
Students of agronomy assistant teaching professor Elnaz Ebrahimi are studying plant growth aided by smart rhizoboxes. The transparent containers are equipped with soil sensors and high-resolution cameras that provide insight on the root and shoot function, spurring students' understanding of nutrient uptake and overall plant physiology.
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