Chicago Data Night: Tian Li (UChicago) – Department of Computer Science

Date & Time:

May 20, 2026 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Location:

DSI 105, 5460 S University, Chicago, IL,

05/20/2026 05:30 PM 05/20/2026 07:30 PM America/Chicago Chicago Data Night: Tian Li (UChicago) DSI 105, 5460 S University, Chicago, IL,

Please join us for our monthly Chicago Data Night, cohosted by ChiData and the DSI, and this month with special partner, Booth’s Center for Applied AI. Practitioners, academics, and aficionados within the Chicago area are all invited to be part of a community at the intersection of industry and academia, brought together by a mutual interest in data. Each month, guest speakers will cover a specific data-related topic.

Hors d’oeuvres and drinks will be provided. Admission is free, and we strongly encourage an RSVP to attend.

NEW HYDE PARK MEETING LOCATION!
Data Science Institute, Faraco Family Commons 105
5460 S University Avenue
Chicago, IL 60615

AGENDA
5:30pm: Networking Reception
6:00pm: Welcome Remarks
6:05pm: Guest Speaker
6:50pm: Q&A
7:00pm: Networking Reception
7:30pm: Event Concludes

Title: Forthcoming

Abstract: Forthcoming

Speakers

Tian Li

Assistant Professor of Computer Science, Data Science

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Resources

Community

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Speakers

Managing Director Nita Yack Among Six UChicago Staff Members Honored With Staff Impact Awards In Inaugural Year

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Can Apps Work Without Taking Possession of Your Data? Researchers Think So

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Fred Chong Named Distinguished Service Professor in July 2026

Flexible Displays, Flexible Lives: How BloomBeacon Reimagines Interaction

SciFM 2026 at UChicago: Inside the Premier Gathering of AI, Foundation Models, and the Future of Scientific Discovery

Are Students Hiding Their AI Use? The Social Stigma Behind AI Use in the Classroom

Exploring Sustainable Computing

Seeing What Matters: UChicago’s Alex Kale Receives NSF Early CAREER Award for Rethinking Data Visualization Ethics

Nick Feamster Receives 2026 Quantrell Teaching Award