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Suen D-Lab profile

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type
source
created
2026-10-26
updated
2026-10-26
tags
E, F, people
elements
E, F
origin
shared
tier
institutional
citable
yes
url
https://dlab.berkeley.edu/people/anthony-suen
rehost
no

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Suen D-Lab profile

Citation

D-Lab, UC Berkeley. “Anthony Suen.” Staff profile page, publication date unknown. https://dlab.berkeley.edu/people/anthony-suen. Read 2026-10-26.

Bottom line

  • The D-Lab profile gives Anthony Suen’s title as “Director of Programs”, CDSS. The bio calls him Director of the Data Science Discovery Program.
  • Since 2015 he founded several data science programs, including a national workshop on data science education and the UC Berkeley Cloud Meetup.
  • He holds a master’s in International Policy (Stanford) and a Master of Information Management and Systems (UC Berkeley).

Background

D-Lab is UC Berkeley’s data-intensive social science lab. The page is a short profile.

Key claims

  • “Since 2015, Anthony has been able to found many data science efforts including: Data Science Discovery, Data Science Modules, Data Scholars, Data Peer Consulting, National Workshop on Data Science Education, and the UC Berkeley Cloud Meetup.” (Bio/CV)
  • “Anthony was a Data Science Fellow in the Berkeley Institute for Data Science, a Schneider Fellow at the Natural Resources Defense Council’s Beijing office, and the co-founder of the environmental nonprofit, Energyfolks.” (Bio/CV)

Evidence and method

A staff profile.

Limits

  • No date.
  • The CDSS profile page refused the download (HTTP 403).

Source file: wiki/sources/Suen D-Lab profile.md, updated 2026-10-26.

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