Sean Taylor is a data scientist, social scientist, statistician, and software developer. He mostly specializes in methods for solving causal inference and business decision problems, and is particularly interested in building tools for practitioners working on real-world problems. He is a co-founder and chief scientist at Motif.
Early-career researchers, post-doctoral fellows, PhD or Master's students who are passionate about sustainability and interested in engaging with community partners to co-create impactful solutions are being invited to the newest TKC Workshop hosted by the Committee on the Environment, Climate Change, and Sustainability (CECCS) in partnership with the SDGs@UofT Institutional Strategic Initiative (ISI) this coming […]
Join co-sponsors Data Science Institute (DSI) and the Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology & Society (SRI) for a dynamic two-day event that merges the hands-on coding experience of hackathons with cutting-edge research presentations. Discover the latest advancements in LLM research and its integration into the programming landscape. Learn about the current progress of LLMs and […]
The University of Waterloo, in collaboration with U of T, the University of Ottawa and Toronto Metropolitan University, will be hosting the “Open Research in a Changing Geo-Political Landscape” conference on October 7-8, 2024, in Waterloo, Ontario. Attended by academic researchers, librarians, funders and policymakers, this conference will look at the current state and future […]
Join CBRCanada for a community-based research orientation to learn basic concepts in community-based research and more about CBRCanada programs to help you and your team continue on your learning journey. * This event is open to both CBRCanada members and non-members.
Join us for the next Cyber security and your research(ers) Office Hours session. These monthly office hours are geared towards researchers and research-supporting staff, by (1) providing a forum for them to ask questions and gain deeper insight into safeguarding their intellectual property and research data and (2) informing them of new and existing initiatives, resources, and […]
This training will build on foundational frameworks and concepts related to sexual and gender diversity and support participants to build a a deeper understanding of gender identity and gender expression. Through reflective activities, practical strategies, and engaging conversations, participants will gain skills to recognize how gendered ideas and assumptions might emerge in everyday interactions. Participants […]
Horizon Europe has recently published 13 greentech project calls with budgets of C$900,000 to C$45,000,000 each. Their submission deadline is February 3, 2025. Canada’s Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) invites you to participate in this first-ever Horizon Europe and Canada Online Matchmaking Event: Bridging the Atlantic – Greentech 2024. The first part of the event will […]
The Conversations on Research Data Management in Health Sciences series brings together the University of Toronto tri-campus and Toronto Academic Health Sciences Network (TAHSN) health sciences research community for facilitated conversations about research data management (RDM). Using a peer-to-peer approach, this series aims to increase researchers’ capacity to navigate the complex and changing RDM landscape in health […]
Enhance your knowledge about research administration at the University of Toronto (U of T). This comprehensive workshop focuses on essential components of the U of T research funding application and management processes. Topics include: • Basic concepts of research administration, through the application to award completion stages • Differences between major types of funding • […]
