Date: Thursday, June 12, 2025
Time: 1:00–2:00 p.m. Eastern time
Location: On Zoom
Join us for the next NISS-CANSSI Collaborative Data Science Webinar, titled “Data Science Techniques for Control of Assistive Devices after Neurological Injury.”
Coming soon!
Dr. Lauren Wengerd’s educational and career experiences have led her to the intersection of healthcare, research, and business. She recently completed a PhD in Health and Rehabilitation Sciences with a graduate minor in neuroscience at The Ohio State University. Her research primarily focuses on identifying new and effective interventions to maximize function and independence for adults with neurological conditions. She is passionate about identifying not only effective but also cost-effective approaches to healthcare. She regularly incorporates cost-effectiveness analyses into clinical study design to bridge the gap between research and clinical care. Dr. Wengerd holds a master’s degree in occupational therapy and a bachelor’s degree in business administration/marketing, both of which continue to serve her well in research and clinical consulting roles. She is actively pursuing a career that will cultivate her knowledge and passion for healthcare, research, and business to ultimately enhance the quality of life and functional independence of individuals with neurological injuries.
Nancy McMillan is the Data Science Research Leader, Health Research & Analytics Business Line, at Battelle. Bio sketch coming soon!
In an era where data transcends traditional boundaries, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration has never been more crucial. Together with the National Institute of Statistical Sciences (NISS), we are proud to present the NISS-CANSSI Collaborative Data Science webinar series dedicated to showcasing data scientists and domain scientists from diverse scientific fields who collaborate to advance science. This initiative celebrates the power of collaboration, demonstrating how the fusion of data science with various disciplines can drive innovation, solve complex problems, and push the frontiers of knowledge beyond the realm of statistics.
Each session will feature two speakers: a data scientist and a subject matter expert from another domain who have successfully partnered to achieve impactful results. Through their shared experiences and insights, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the collaborative processes that bridge gaps between different scientific landscapes. These seminars will not only highlight successful partnerships but also provide a platform for exchanging ideas, methodologies, and best practices that inspire new collaborations.