Organic Data Science Framework
Over the last hundred years, science has become an increasingly collaborative endeavor. Scientific collaborations, sometimes referred to as “collaboratories†and “virtual organizationsâ€, range from those that work closely together and others that are more loosely coordinated. Some scientific collaborations revolve around sharing instruments (e.g., the Large Hadron Collider), others focus on a shared database (e.g., the Sloan Sky Digital Survey), others form around a shared software base (e.g., SciPy), and others around a shared scientific question (e.g., the Human Genome Project).
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Yolanda Gil
Senior Director for Major Strategic AI and Data Science Initiatives
I have broad research interests in AI and data science. As Principal Scientist I lead the Interactive Knowledge Capture research group, which is part of AI@ISI.