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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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ND Newswire

Notre Dame Stories: Unexpected Guides

Your circle of friends, not your Fitbit, is more predictive of your health

ND In the News

Quartz

Quartz

To land top jobs, women need different types of networks than men

Telegraph

The friendship effect - how our friends influence our health

Better Homes & Gardens

New Research Says Your Social Network Can Reveal More About Your Health Than Your Fitness Tracker Does

Runner's World

The Free ‘Fitness Tracker’ That May Be Just As Telling As Your Fitbit

Inc

Want to Live Longer? Science Says Having Good, Solid Friendships Is Key
Time

Time

Why Spending Time With Friends Is One of the Best Things You Can Do for Your Health

Bustle

Your Friends Can Help Predict Your Health Better Than A Fitness Tracker, A New Study Says

Consumer Affairs

Who you surround yourself with could predict your health and well-being

The Economic Times

Circle of friends, not the fitness band more predictive of your health

Business Standard

Circle of friends better health indicator than Fitbit reading: Report

Science Daily

Your circle of friends is more predictive of your health, study finds

Atlantic Business Magazine

It’s official: quality beats quantity (for women, anyway)
Entrepreneur

Entrepreneur

Ladies, Here's How You Can Network To Attain Leadership Positions

BC Business (Canada)

Opinion: Women’s networks are key to leadership success
Forbes

Forbes

Why Having An 'Inner Circle' Is The Best Thing For Your Career

WVPE

Happy Galentine's Day: Having Close Female Friends Could Get You A Better Job

Audio
MarketWatch

MarketWatch

High-ranking women like Michelle Obama and Glamour’s Samantha Barry credit this for their success

Mashable

A woman's inner circle is how she gets ahead, study says
Fast Company

Fast Company

Women need other women to get ahead in the workplace, says science

Indiana Public Media

Study: Women Benefit From Maintaining Close Network Of Other Women
The New York Times

The New York Times

More women in your circle, more success
Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune

Climbing the corporate ladder: Women need a female inner circle, men benefit from networking with everyone, study finds
The Washington Post

The Washington Post

Networking like a man isn’t enough. Successful women rely on other women to reach leadership roles, study finds.
Nitesh Chawla

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