The 2nd Annual Data Science Day will be held this year at WSU on Friday, April 21,
in the Junior Ballroom of the Compton Union Building (CUB) on the Pullman Campus. This event is being organized by the Analysis+Data Group in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Participants and speakers from universities, government labs, and industry will attend and interact with each other through a somewhat unusual design: all of the talks are short, most 5 minutes long and every talk will present open problems. The majority of the time will be spent discussing those open problems. For full information on this event (and other linked events on Sunday, the 23rd of April) please visit: https://analysisplusdata.community/
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