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“The Lucy Family Institute is an intellectual and interdisciplinary beacon that produces impactful and equitable data-driven solutions for the good of society.
– Nitesh Chawla, Founding Director

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Events
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Feb
12
Graduate Scholar Panel: “Digital Renaissance in Academia”
Graduate Scholar Panel: “Digital Renaissance in Academia”
Feb
14
Volunteer Info Session: Teach Python to High School Students!
Volunteer Info Session: Teach Python to High School Students!
Feb
24
Lucy Graduate Scholars: Info Session
Lucy Graduate Scholars: Info Session
Feb
28
Invited Speaker: Jonathan Stray, senior scientist for the Center for Human Compatible AI, UC Berkeley
Invited Speaker: Jonathan Stray, senior scientist for the Center for Human Compatible AI, UC BerkeleyNews
View all newsNotre Dame researchers partner with Mexico hospital to develop childhood cancer care monitoring tool
Notre Dame researchers partner with Mexico hospital to develop childhood cancer care monitoring tool
As temperatures rise, research points the way to lower energy costs, better living conditions for low-income households
As temperatures rise, research points the way to lower energy costs, better living conditions for low-income households
Lucy Family Institute for Data & Society researchers receive “Best Paper” recognition at CSCW 2024 for work to empower online users
Lucy Family Institute for Data & Society researchers receive “Best Paper” recognition at CSCW 2024 for work to empower online users
College of Arts & Letters launches ND Population Analytics to accelerate policy-relevant work through big data
College of Arts & Letters launches ND Population Analytics to accelerate policy-relevant work through big data