
Mike Trizna
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We are also looking to support a postdoctoral or graduate fellow to lead a project in historical document analysis using machine learning in collaboration with US Holocaust Museum. Please RT! datascience.si.edu/opportunities/…

This is a fantastic opportunity to do DH & CS research with not one but TWO incredible institutions! SI Data Science US Holocaust Museum




Have been working hard the last couple months on an Intro to AI workshop with @ndalyrose Daniel van Strien and Mark Bell, and we're so excited to beta test it on March 30.

Do you know how bad I am at Twitter? I drafted this message for days, and then mistakenly tagged a dormant account with 1 follower instead of The Carpentries (at @[email protected]). 🤦Woops!

In collaboration with National Gallery of Art, we are looking for a graduate or postdoctoral fellow to lead a project in the Analysis of High-Resolution Art Imagery using computational tools. Please spread the word! More details here: datascience.si.edu/opportunities/…




A huge thank you to Mike Trizna @elenustika Dr Meghan Ferriter and @stackkr for their insight and expertise on informatics tools for new methods of seeing, understanding, and enhancing collections at scale #SIDigi2022


Exciting to see this write-up in National Geographic: app built by our predoctoral fellow @AJRobillard to detect real vs. fake tortoiseshell products SEE Turtles nationalgeographic.com/animals/articl…

Excited to be presenting this afternoon on the work that our team at SI Data Science has been doing with Data-Centric AI at the Smithsonian


New paper alert! Led by @AJRobillard Jessie Deichmann rebecca dikow Mike Trizna Alex White To address need for rapid species identification #RainForest We describe a deep learning image classifier to ID #Amazonian 🐟🐠🐡 from #museum and field📸 Smithsonian NMNH National Zoo onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…


Two of the current top trending datasets on the Hugging Face Hub are sourced from public-domain cultural heritage collections.
