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A Day in a Life of a WFH Pythonista – Ep#6 w/ Val Madrid (Computer Science Prof)
July 24, 2021 @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
A Day in Life of a WFH Pythonista Ep#6: a webinar talk show with Val Randolf Madrid, Associate Professor at UP Los Baños.
Have you ever wondered what a typical day looks like for a Computer Science Professor?
WHAT:
A Day in a Life of a WFH Pythonista is a monthly virtual webinar talk show series where we interview Pythonistas representing various roles (Developer, CTO, Data Scientist, QA, Network Engineer, Scientist, Educator, etc.) to give people in the community an insight of what a typical workday looks like for these various roles. Hopefully, this would also serve as an inspiration and give a sense of community especially for most who are working from home.
In this episode, we will be interviewing Prof. Val Randolf Madrid.
Val Madrid is a computer scientist specializing in Machine Learning and Computer Vision from UP Los Baños. He is working on several interdisciplinary projects such as developing phenotyping tools for eggplant research and wood chip identification, and classification for forestry research. He is a recent Python convert and trains his son in the ways of the Force in his spare time.
WHEN: July 24, 2021 (Saturday) at 5:00pm-5:30pm
WHERE: Online via Zoom and broadcasted on YouTube Live
Hosted by: Matt Lebrun and Micaela Reyes
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SPECIAL THANKS:
Special thanks to FactSet Philippines for sponsoring our show this month! <3
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