Our researchers work to advance the science of data collection, retrieval, curation, analysis, and archiving and apply those techniques to important social problems.
The Center for Computational and Data Science (CCDS) is committed to advancing important and practical research in the social sciences using advanced computational approaches. The Center builds on the iSchool’s historic strengths in Human Language Technologies, such as Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning, and the School’s current emphasis on Data Science research.
The Center has three goals:
To answer pressing problems in the social sciences by collecting large-scale behavioral, interactional, and other data and applying data science processes and human language technologies;
To provide needed expertise and systems to solve pressing social problems or needs;
And to advance the methods of large-scale data by building a community of scholars within and beyond Syracuse University focused on large-scale data research methods.
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News & Updates
December 2, 2020
Center for Computational & Data Science (CCDS) Announces New Director
We are thrilled to announce Professor Jeff Hemsley as the new Director of the Center for Computational and Data Science.
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We’ve compiled a collection of datasets, iMotions, content analysis tools, and more. These are available to anyone for use in academic or other pursuits.
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The Center seeks innovative partners to share data sets, research experiences and internships, and financial support to drive our research. If you have data, internships, or research questions that you need help with, email us any time.
