Machine Learning Society at MIM UW

Founded in 2016 by Mateusz Macias, the Society unites students interested in developing machine learning (in particular, deep learning) and data science skills. Currently, the Society organizes 3 core activities: meetups open to everyone interested, that consist of lectures and networking sessions; machine learning workshops for programmers; and "paper reading club", where advanced members discuss most recent findings in deep learning and artificial intelligence.

Data Lions

Empathy and Curiosity are our driving factors -- EPIDEMIOLOGY -- Data Lions is focused on the human epidemiology. Company developed algorithms for epidemiological data retrieving, processing and analysis. We created two web applications for the Joint Research Centre and European Commission about vector-borne diseases in Europe and influenza across the world. Now company is working with the infectious diseases, vector-borne diseases, cancer and air quality data. Data Lions offers prediction tools for the most common diseases in Europe as well as search engines for the rare diseases data. -- MACHINE LEARNING -- Data Lions company provides algorithms for processing and analysis of very large datasets. We are specialized in the multidimensional data. Our core members have provided workshops about image and data processing (EO and real world images). -- CONSULTING -- Data Lions provides help with raising grants for technological companies interested in the Research and Development. As the researchers and engineers, we know the language of science, as the entrepreneurs, we know about the needs of companies, and as the experts, we know how to prepare a proposal for receiving public funds in Poland.

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