How Board Game Analytics Can Supercharge Your Data Science Skills and Passion
Feb 6, 2026 - One of the most engaging ways to practice data collection, analysis, and visualization is right on your game shelf.
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Science Is Not a Document Factory
Feb 5, 2026 - Science is not strengthened by increasing the volume of plausible documents.
Miguel Loya Donates $30 Million to UTEP for Engineering Excellence
Feb 5, 2026 - The contribution will endow the Miguel A. Loya Scholarship Program. The engineering scholarship will award full tuition, room, board and monthly stipends to extraordinary incoming engineering students.
Claude Code Part 13: I Asked Claude to Replicate a PNAS Paper Using OpenAI's Batch API. Here's What Happened (Part 1)
Feb 5, 2026 - A case study in pushing Claude Code to do something genuinely hard
The smart sensors improving the world’s biggest cities
Feb 4, 2026 - From up in the air to deep beneath the ground, here is the new technology helping to enhance the way we live.
First ‘practical PhDs’ awarded in China — for products rather than papers
Feb 5, 2026 - The programme is designed to train more elite engineers who can help to boost the country’s innovation.
Using Artificial Intelligence in the Grantmaking Process. A New Primer from DATA4Philanthropy
Feb 6, 2026 - Philanthropic foundations around the world are beginning to experiment with artificial intelligence (AI) to review proposals, stay up-to-date on the latest research, communicate insights to different audiences, and more. However, questions remain around where AI is most valuable across the grant making cycle, when it should not be used, and what practices and policies are needed to ensure it is applied responsibly.
Universities of Wisconsin to embrace and expand on using AI
Feb 2, 2026 - The Universities of Wisconsin is embracing artificial intelligence (AI) and plans to expand their use of it throughout their 13 universities.
How Instructors Regulate AI in College: Evidence from 31,000 Course Syllabi
Feb 5, 2026 - Instructors are warming toward AI over time, shifting from initial restrictive policies toward greater permissiveness, differentiating policies by task type, and increasingly introducing new AI-based tasks, with substantial disciplinary variation.
Ten simple rules for teaching data science
Feb 2, 2026 - The authors present ten simple rules for teaching data science, developed and refined by leading educators in the community and successfully applied in our own data science classrooms.
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Feb 4, 2026 - Data & Society advances public understanding of the social implications of data-centric technologies and automation.
Is this journal legitimate? This tool can help you decide
Feb 2, 2025 - Aletheia-Probe provides a one-stop shop to help you assess whether journals and conferences are trustworthy or predatory.
Introducing the 2026-2027 Carpentries Board of Directors
Feb 3, 2026 - The Board of Directors will continue to work alongside the Core Team, community, and our partners to advance our mission and deliver on the strategic priorities outlined in our bridge 2026-2028 Strategic Plan.
Metadata, data documentation, and provenance
Feb 3, 2026 - Better Code, Better Science: Chapter 7, Part 8
How AI Impacts Skill Formation
Feb 1, 2026 - Participants who fully delegated coding tasks showed some productivity improvements, but at the cost of learning the library.
When Everyone Has AI Access: Emerging Usage Patterns at Northeastern
Jan 21, 2026 - Northeastern University's partnership with Anthropic reveals systematic evidence about AI adoption in higher education: 15,000 weekly Claude users, 43% student adoption.
AI agents have a social network just for them
Feb 2, 2026 - “Moltbook” sounds like a sequel to Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, but it actually might be something more disturbing.
Building the Commons: How Knowledge Commons is navigating challenges through community and collaboration
Jan 30, 2026 - A case study developed with Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Director of Knowledge Commons and Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies at Michigan State University
Purdue, partners to launch AI medicine center in Indianapolis
Jan 15, 2026 - Purdue University engineers and their collaborators will leverage the revolutionary power of artificial intelligence by launching the Center for AI and Robotic Excellence in Medicine (CARE) in Indianapolis.
Stevens Institute of Technology Establishes School of Computing to Lead the Next Era in AI and Technology Education and Research
Jan 29, 2026 - New school to launch fall 2026 will prepare next generation of technology leaders through interdisciplinary programs that integrate AI across disciplines
To avoid accusations of AI cheating, college students are turning to AI
Jan 28, 2026 - Students are taking new measures, such as dumbing down their work, spying on themselves and using AI “humanizer” programs, to beat accusations of cheating with artificial intelligence.
TXST CADS at Austin AI Alliance
Jan 30, 2026 - CADS was honored to represent TXST in receiving a 2026 Leadership Award, given to organizations and individuals shaping AI in Austin across six key areas.
Welcoming our newest cohort of BIDS interns
Jan 29, 2026 - BIDS interns will be integral to creating a welcoming space where people from different backgrounds and with different domain expertise can explore how to best leverage technology to benefit science and society.
How Community Colleges Are Becoming America’s AI Talent Engine
Jan 29, 2026 - The NSF-funded National Applied AI Consortium puts community colleges at the center of U.S. future AI workforce training, with over 1,000 faculty trained and 1M students.
UW | Using machine learning to optimize prediction of extubation failure and clinical action
Jan 29, 2026 - The eScience Institute, IT, and the IMDS provide cloud computing reseach projects across the university.
Behavioral Economics of AI: LLM Biases and Corrections
Jan 30, 2026 - In preference-based tasks, responses become more human-like as models become more advanced or larger, while in belief-based tasks, advanced large-scale models frequently generate rational responses. Prompting LLMs to make rational decisions reduces biases.
Labor Data Readiness in the Age of AI: Building the Foundations for Smarter Workforce Planning
Jan 30, 2026 - The paper establishes a global baseline, assesses system gaps, and presents a structured pathway to strengthen a country’s readiness to cope with labor market changes due to AI adoption.
The Low-Cost AI Illusion (SSIR)
Jan 28, 2026 - What the next economic phase of artificial intelligence means for public interest work and how organizations can protect equity, access, and themselves.
AI chatbots are infiltrating social-science surveys — and getting better at avoiding detection
Jan 28, 2026 - A researcher has created a chatbot that is indistinguishable from human participants in online surveys. Some researchers fear that a workhorse of social science is now under threat.
Keith, Barreto Join Inaugural AI Leadership Network
Jan 29, 2026 - Professor Julian Keith and Associate Professor Daisyane Barreto will represent UNCW in the newly created CAA Academic Alliance AI Technologies Champion Network.