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Northwestern Computer Science+Law Faculty Talks

By Alex Crowley on February 27, 2020
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On February 26, 2020, Northwestern Computer Science and Law faculty gathered to share their interests at the intersection of law and technology. Each speaker had six minutes to talk. The event was organized by Northwestern’s Law and Technology Initiative and CS+X Initiative.

See below for my live tweets from the event.

NU CS+Law Faculty Talks – Curated tweets by alexscrowley

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Alex Crowley is currently a JD student at Northwestern Law School. He thrives at intersections of different fields and is passionate about human-centered design and technology.

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