“NLP for Social Science” workshop series
In collaboration with Columbia University, the Platial Analysis Lab is co-organizing a workshop on Natural Language Processing for Social Science…
The lab welcomes two new graduate students
A warm welcome to Doctoral student Dan Qiang and Master’s student Clara Féré…
Daniel Romm interviewed on CBC Radio Noon
Lab member Daniel Romm was recently interviewed on CBC’s Radio Noon regarding e-scooters…
What company do words keep? New paper in NAACL 2022
Congratulations to Mikael Brunila and colleague Jack LaViolette on their forthcoming paper to be published in the proceedings of NAACL 2022…
Seeking applications for fully funded Master’s degree
There is still time to apply! The Lab has fully funded positions for Master’s students interested in working with community groups near the Saint Lawrence river…
Curling with the Platial Analysis Lab
It’s not all data science and geography at the Platial Analysis Lab. This weekend we hit the ice for some curling…
Two papers in upcoming symposia
Papers published by lab members were recently accepted into two upcoming symposia this December…
Two new workshop papers
Two peer-reviewed papers from lab members were recently accepted to leading workshops…
Master’s degree opportunities for 2022
The Platial Analysis Lab has funding to support two graduate students, at the Master’s level, with interest in the broad topics of either Geo-Privacy or Urban Mobility…
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