Data Mining
More than 2.5 million terabytes of Big Data are created every day – collected from everywhere about everything and about everyone.
Facebook, Twitter, Google, research labs, educational institutes, government institutions, healthcare and journalism: technological developments mean that data is stored everywhere.
![An informative poster about datamining](/sites/default/files/2023-03/sglecture_datamining_18032014_1.png)
All this data can give us new insights, helping us to analyse the world around us and find solutions to seemingly insoluble problems. The question is: who is looking for what and how? How can we extract insights and useful information from the mountains of data? What pitfalls can we expect when interpreting results? What fields of applications are available for data mining? Who decides what happens with the information? And what about privacy?
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05 Aug16:00 - 17:00
Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences | Campus tour for prospective bachelor's and master's students
We offer the possibility of a guided campus tour. One of our students is happy to take the time and guide you around the campus, answering all the questions you might have.
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20 Aug19:00