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Nitesh Chawla

Nitesh Chawla

Frank M. Freimann Professor of Computer Science and Engineering
Director, DIAL Lab
Director, iCeNSA
Computer Science and Engineering

384 Nieuwland Science Hall
574-631-8716
nchawla@nd.edu

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  • Big data
  • Data mining
  • Machine learning
  • Network science and their applications on social networks
  • Health care informatics/analytics
  • Environmental sciences
  • National security

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Notre Dame Stories Unexpected Guides

ND Newswire

As global shipping increases, non-native species could threaten the Arctic

Politically extreme sources publish more COVID-19 news than scientifically grounded outlets, study finds

Past your bedtime? Inconsistency may increase risk to cardiovascular health

New study unravels the complexity of childhood obesity

Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s to expand data science programs with ethics, social responsibility components

ND In the News

WBBM Newsradio

Study Finds More Political Sources Publish COVID-19 News Than Scientific Sources

Tech Explore

Politically extreme sources publish more COVID-19 news than scientifically-grounded outlets, study finds
Fast Company

Fast Company

3 easy ways for women to build up self-confidence at work
Yahoo

Yahoo

Going to sleep just a few minutes past your usual bedtime could be bad for you, researchers find

The Sun

Going to bed just one minute later than normal increases chance of heart disease, research finds

Metro

Going to sleep even a few minutes past your normal bedtime could be bad for you, scientists warn

MinnPost

Inconsistent bedtimes linked to higher resting heart rate

The Star

Here's how your bedtime affects your heart

HealthDay, U.S. News & World Report

A Consistent Bedtime Is Good for Your Heart

Technology Inquirer

Sticking to the same bedtime every night could be good for your heart — study

India New England News

Risk of heart disease due to irregular sleeping habits: Study
Daily Mail

Daily Mail

Retiring to bed later than usual is bad for your health because it leads to a rise in heart rate, scientists discover

Science Daily

Past your bedtime? Inconsistency may increase risk to cardiovascular health

Psych Central

Inconsistent Bedtimes Can Hike Risk for Illness

Consumer Affairs

Inconsistencies in sleep schedules could negatively affect heart health
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