Jim Samuel’s research focuses on the optimal use of big data and smart data-driven AI applications, information philosophy, textual analytics, natural language processing and artificially intelligent public opinion informatics.
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Jim Samuel’s research focuses on the optimal use of big data and smart data-driven AI applications, information philosophy, textual analytics, natural language processing and artificially intelligent public opinion informatics.
Read MoreStuart Shapiro is an expert on federal and state regulating powers and former policy analyst at the U.S. Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
Read MoreJeanne Herb is executive director of Bloustein’s Environmental Analysis and Communications Group and co-facilitator of the New Jersey Climate Change Alliance.
Read MoreSoumitra Bhuyan is an assistant professor of health administration at the Bloustein School
Read MoreT. Patrick Hill, a Rutgers-New Brunswick professor of ethics and law, is available to discuss a New Jersey bill that would eliminate religion as a reason not to vaccinate public schoolchildren. Lawmakers are expected to vote Monday afternoon. “The vaccination requirement poses ethical questions, not the least of which is the suspension of parental medical […]
Read MoreT. Patrick Hill, a Bloustein School professor of ethics and law, is available to discuss New York state legislation that would require the vaccination for HPV for children before attending school. Two bills are being considered by the state and are up for the January 2020 vote. “As an amendment to existing public health law, […]
Read MoreRutgers University–New Brunswick’s interactive NJFloodMapper has been updated and NJForestAdapt, a new data visualization and mapping tool, is now available. Both tools are aimed at helping communities and citizens plan for and become more resilient to climate change-related impacts, including sea-level rise, flooding and warmer temperatures. NJFloodMapper is the “go to” resource for state and local coastal resilience planners. […]
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