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EPISODE · May 19, 2020 · 23 MIN

Writing for the Future

from #DataFemme · host Danielle LeBlanc

The Season One Finale of #DataFemme is here to rock your world as Quinn McHenry, Senior Developer at Small Planet (and fellow cat lover), talks about his first encounters with machine learning and how data science can improve our collective health, specifically mental health. Thank you so much to Small Planet for sponsoring this amazing episode. To learn more about Small Planet and their award winning app development at www.smallplanet.com! How can mobile app technology merge with data science techniques to revolutionize our brave new world? Listen to find out! Did you enjoy #DataFemme Season One? Don’t forget to invest in this podcast’s bright future by becoming a patron of us on Patreon here: www.patreon.com/datafemme Stay tuned for announcements about the kickoff of Season Two and in the meantime share your favorite episodes from Season One on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn with the hashtag #DataFemme!

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