#DataFemme

This week on #DataFemme, we take an innovative dive into how data science relates to the studies of astrology and enneagram featuring experts, Julie McGill and Sandhya Sudhakar!

This episode is kindly sponsored by my friends at smallplanet.com. They’re hiring!

Want to hear more about astrology and enneagram? Check out Julie and Sandhya’s web pages to get in touch:

Julie - 8thHouseAstrology.com

Sandhya: apertureculture.com

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This episode of #DataFemme features Selina Carter, multi-medium artist and Data Scientist at the Inter-American Development Bank. Join us as we explore the profound connection between data science and art, brainstorming the best ways to leverage prowess in both for a successful career.

This episode is sponsored by Sarah-Nell Rodriguez and her organization Be Data Lit, which educates advocates of data literacy on the best ways to support the cause. Hear more about Be Data Lit with a live cameo from Sarah mid-episode!

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On this episode of #DataFemme, data whiz Chris O’Brien explains the basics of cloud computing all the way from New Zealand!

To catch all the details, check out Chris’s accompanying slides to follow along with the lesson: https://bit.ly/2J8Ol2r

This episode was kindly sponsored by Linode. #DataFemme listeners receive $100 in free credit at linode.com/dikayo!

On this episode of #DataFemme, Stephanie Kirmer, Senior Data Scientist at Saturn Cloud, talks about diversity, self-learning R and the importance of taking action with side projects.

Thank you to saturncloud.io for sponsoring this episode.

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On this week's episode of #DataFemme, analytics influencer Teneika Askew offers valuable insights on self-teaching, career marketability and growing the data science community.

This episode is sponsored by Jenine K. Harris, author of “Statistics With R: Solving Problems Using Real-World Data.”

You can purchase discounted electronic and paperback copies of “Statistics With R” by using the promo code SAGE2020 at this link: https://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/statistics-with-r/book253567

Learn more about Data 4 Black Lives at d4bl.org.

This episode of #DataFemme is the second sponsored by the wonderful Plotly. Hear from Laura Gray, People and Operations at Plotly, about supporting new parents at work and defining success in a way that fits you.

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This episode of #DataFemme features Whitney Skoensen, Deputy Chief Information Officer for the City of New Orleans and Melissa Bridges, Performance and Innovation Coordinator at the City of Little Rock. Together we discuss how city open data can be used and how to inspire data-driven governments.

Thank you Tyler Technologies for sponsoring this episode. 

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This week on #DataFemme, Peter Wang, CEO of Anaconda, shares proven best practices and new ideas for promoting ethical AI within the data science industry.

This episode is sponsored by Anaconda, whose new monthly webinar series, “Own Your Data Science Destiny”, launches September 30. Be sure to register at anaconda.com/events.

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In this episode of #DataFemme, Emmanuelle Gouillart, Developer at Plotly, discusses the Python community, how image processing and data visualization work in tandem and best practices for contributing to open source.

This episode is kindly sponsored by Plotly.

To learn more about Plotly and using their framework Dash for building web applications with R and Python, visit: https://dash.plotly.com/

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My mom Rita Mitra, a cybersecurity professor at University of Texas San Antonio, and I recorded this episode in memorial of my grandmother, Dr. Sunanda Mitra, who passed away on August 9th, 2020.

If you are interested in learning more about cybersecurity and its intersection with data science, this episode is for you.