The Wolfram Data Summit begins with a 9am breakfast on Wednesday, September 21. The final presentations will conclude at approximately 4:30pm on Thursday, September 22. This page will be updated as speakers are confirmed.
Talks & Presentations
Keynote Presentation
Stephen Wolfram
Wolfram Research
"Data-Driven Healthcare: Challenges and Opportunities"
Alex Jaimes
Acesio
"Spinning Up Open Data's Flywheel"
Bryon Jacob
data.world
"Things We Forget to Think About: Case Studies from the Not-So-Obvious Side of Data Science"
Anthony Scriffignano
Dun & Bradstreet
"The Lost Discipline of Developing Analytics"
Celeste Fralick
Intel Corporation
"Big Tree: Using Machine Learning to Create a Knowledge Graph of Mankind"
Lei Wu
Ancestry.com
"Making Our Data Your Data"
Justin Antonipillai
US Department of Commerce
"Better Data Management Supports Better Earth and Space Science"
Shelley Stall
American Geophysical Union
"Archaeology, Digital Preservation, and Global Implications for a New Digital Democracy"
Cinzia Perlingieri
Center for Digital Archaeology
"Linking Data Quality with Customer Value"
John L. Eltinge
Bureau of Labor Statistics
"Urban Fictions"
Daniel Goddemeyer
Object Form Field Culture
"Big Data Regional Hubs: Accelerating the Big Data Innovation Ecosystem"
Melissa Cragin
UIUC-NCSA
René Bastón
Northeast Big Data Hub
"Mapping the Global Trade Network"
Tim Garnett, Jason Prentice
Panjiva
"Anatomy of Device Physics, Big Data, and Machine Learning"
Janet George
Western Digital
"'Big Knowledge' of Genomes and Metabolic Pathways"
Peter Karp
SRI/BioCyc
"Leveling the Playing Field for Cancer Genomics"
Jack DiGiovanna
Seven Bridges
"We Don't Care Who You Are—We Care Who You Are Right Now"
Jon Roberts
About.com
"The Opportunity Project—Government Realizing Its Own Limitations"
Ross Dakin
Innovation Fellow at the White House
"Sustainable Open Data"
Steve Coast
Founder, OpenStreetMap
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