Berkeley School of Information

TOMORROW — “The perverse absent-presence” Join us in 202 @SouthHall to hear @gracenbrilz (#MIMS16) discuss their research with #disabled archival users & the effect of representation. Can't make it? Watch the live stream at 4:10pm https://bit.ly/2S1qguZ pic.twitter.com/mVZvBrSDU6

The School of Information is pleased to announce the appointment of Deirdre K. Mulligan as the new Associate Dean & Head of School. A dedicated member of our community for over a decade, Mulligan reflects the values essential to our I School identity —https://bit.ly/37VbuwF pic.twitter.com/9ThHzKAISr

Next Tuesday 2/4: Attend the 5th Year MIDS Student and Alumni Panel! Hear directly from our students and alumni about their personal experiences in the #5thYearMIDS program exclusively for @UCBerkeley students. No GRE required! Register now — https://bit.ly/2vj8VWH pic.twitter.com/IEMFxx136p

TODAY at 3:10pm — Genres of Library Service: Economics, Ideology, Technology, etc. Emeritus professor Michael Buckland will discuss the differences between libraries across countries and over time. Join us at 107 @SouthHall https://bit.ly/30KLqBq pic.twitter.com/YtBLSCjqqq

TODAY — Natural Language Processing Seminar w. @boknilev Yonatan Belinkov is a postdoc at Harvard SEAS (@hseas), where he works on #NLP, focusing on language representations in neural networks. Join us at 11:10am in 210 @SouthHall https://bit.ly/2Rna5Jp pic.twitter.com/63g7LAcwxm

Feb.4 — “The perverse absent-presence” @AfogBerkeley @CLTCBerkeley Join us next Tuesday to hear @gracenbrilz (#MIMS16) discuss their research with #disabled archival users & the effect of representation. — 4:10pm in 202 @SouthHall https://bit.ly/2S1qguZ pic.twitter.com/HXVoVbmkIZ

Tomorrow 1/31 — Genres of Library Service: Economics, Ideology, Technology, etc. Emeritus professor Michael Buckland will discuss the differences between libraries across countries and over time. 3:10pm in 107 @SouthHall https://bit.ly/30KLqBq pic.twitter.com/hra5Sig0yW

TOMORROW 1/31 — Natural Language Processing Seminar w. @boknilev Yonatan Belinkov is a postdoc at Harvard SEAS (@hseas), where he works on #NLP, focusing on language representations in neural networks. 11:10 am in 210 @SouthHall https://bit.ly/2Rna5Jp pic.twitter.com/tS3YfYhjSu

Read about China's Social Credit System w PhD student Shazeda Ahmed— "One thing to keep an eye on: looking out for ways in which a company might be partnering with the government to share data & create incentives for people to change their behavior." https://bit.ly/35Y78TG pic.twitter.com/XW3RX7GkQH

Learn more about California's new #dataprivacy law , featuring Prof. Chris Hoofnagle — “Companies can’t mislabel data selling anymore. No more ‘sharing’ data with ‘partners,’ and so on,” #dataprivacyday @BerkeleyLaw https://bit.ly/2tCYYCM pic.twitter.com/wkqDuWaqfW

Tune in to an @NPR 4 minute listen with Prof. Hany Farid about technology in the next decade — "We have been absolutely absent around the world in regulating the technology sector, and it has led to the mess that we are in now." #dataprivacyday https://n.pr/2QElXFf pic.twitter.com/LTE5llp3Mn

Listen to a podcast w #ISchool lecturer @AmitElazari about regulation of #dataprivacy— "Today, we are seeing regulators talking a lot about data rights...individuals have in their data, the right to delete, & right to port their information." https://tek.io/3aRE43S pic.twitter.com/DwRiNtzgPQ

This Friday — Natural Language Processing Seminar w. @boknilev Yonatan Belinkov is a postdoc at Harvard SEAS (@hseas), where he works on natural language processing, focusing on language representations in neural networks. 1/31 in 210 @SouthHall https://bit.ly/2Rna5Jp pic.twitter.com/QgxrisoUYG

Friday 1/31 — Genres of Library Service: Economics, Ideology, Technology, etc. Emeritus professor Michael Buckland will discuss the differences between libraries across countries and over time in 107 @SouthHall. Event details https://bit.ly/30KLqBq pic.twitter.com/lb5WQAuXso

TODAY: "Perhaps We Have Framed the Research Data Management Challenge Incorrectly?" Join us at 3:10pm in 107 @SouthHall to hear Clifford Lynch (@cni_org) discuss potential problems with the dominant model of research data management and preservation. — https://bit.ly/36efre3 pic.twitter.com/0gxfN6Phg2

Prospective Students: Attend the 5th Year MIDS Student and Alumni Panel on Feb.4th! Hear directly from our students and alumni about their personal experiences in the #5thYearMIDS program exclusively for @UCBerkeley students. Register now — https://bit.ly/2vj8VWH pic.twitter.com/4rQqopFThM

@UCBerkeley students: Enroll in the Spring 2020 semester of the Citizen Clinic Practicum! Students will gain real-world experience assisting politically-vulnerable orgs implement sound #cybersecurity practices. Course details https://bit.ly/38zCaCQ pic.twitter.com/9SzV41gff9

Tomorrow 1/24: Information Access Seminar with Clifford Lynch Lynch (@cni_org) will discuss whether we have framed the challenge of research data management incorrectly. Join us at 3:10pm in 107 @Southhall — https://bit.ly/36efre3 pic.twitter.com/ydT3IfAyCq

"Perhaps we have framed the research data management challenge incorrectly?" This week join us @SouthHall to hear @cni_org director Clifford Lynch critically examine the dominant model of research data management and preservation. 1/24 at 3:10pm — https://bit.ly/36efre3 pic.twitter.com/CGcPXCQr2A

The January 2020 I School Commencement looked to the future: we conferred the @BerkeleyCyber degree for the 1st time, introduced a new Dean, @jenniferchayes, & welcomed a 1st-time graduation speaker, @alexstamos. More — https://bit.ly/2uR4ger  #ischoolgradpic.twitter.com/uZV5IF7YU9