A collaboration and networking event between the CDT in Data Science's students, supervisors, partners, and other students studying data science within the Schools of Informatics and Mathematics.
Data to Discovery seminar series is aimed at exploring data from different fields of science. We will meet academics and researchers to learn about their research areas, what kind of data they collect - the technology and human efforts behind it - and how the data contribute to better understanding the world around us.
Talk by Prof Jon Crowcroft (University of Cambridge): 'Silver Linings: Giving Analytics in the Cloud an Edge When it Comes to Privacy'
Distinguished Lecture by RelationalAI CEO, Molham Aref - 'Relational Artificial Intelligence'
Talk by Prof B Sturm: ' Folk music provides an excellent sandbox and benchmark for machine learning engineering, and reveals its limits!'
Talk by Prof Daniel Polani: 'Informational Routes to Intelligent Cognition'
The Data to Discovery seminar series is aimed at exploring data from different fields of science. We will meet academics and researchers to learn about their research areas, what kind of data they collect - the technology and human efforts behind it - and how the data contribute to better understanding the world around us.
A two and a half day workshop comprising talks, posters and tutorials.
Talk by Dr. Georg Martius, Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Tübingen
The Masterclass will comprise Lectures by Professor Dunson on Scalable Bayesian Inference
This workshop will be over 2.5 days and will be a mixture of talks, posters and tutorials.
Distinguished Lecture by Prof Dr Klaus-Robert Müller : 'Machine Learning and AI for the Sciences —Towards Understanding'
Distinguished Lecture by Professor Thomas G. Dietterich, Oregon State University, USA: 'Steps Toward Robust Artificial Intelligence'
Distinguished Lecture by Professor Sir John Curtice: 'Can we ever trust Opinion Polls?'
Chat online with Dr Adam Lopez, Programme Director, during the CDT's Virtual Open Day which includes a short presentation about the programme plus a Q&A session.
A Review 2017 including Posters & Mince Pies
Chat online with Dr Adam Lopez, Programme Director, during the CDT's Virtual Open Day which includes a short presentation about the programme plus a Q&A session.
A collaboration and networking event between the CDT in Data Science's students, supervisors, partners, and other students studying data science within the Schools of Informatics and Mathematics.
Chat online with Dr Amos Storkey, Programme Director, during the CDT's Virtual Open Day which includes a short presentation about the programme plus a Q&A session.
Introduction to Scientific Computing Courses
Fourth Edinburgh Deep Learning Workshop
Week long festival of data innovation & training events - Scotland, 20-24 March
Talk by Dr. Kami Vaniea, Human Factors of Security and Privacy Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh
Distinguished Lecture by David Blei: 'Probabilistic Topic Models and User Behavior.'
Talk by Prof Ion Necoara (Bucharest)
Visit us at the School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh, to learn more about the CDT in Data Science via a short presentation about the programme and a Q&A session.
Distinguished Lecture by Yann LeCun: 'Predicting under Uncertainty: the Next Frontier in AI.'
Celebrate the year end with Mince Pies and a review of some of the year's posters...
Chat with Dr Charles Sutton online during the CDT's Virtual Open Day, including a short presentation about the programme and a Q&A session.
Talk by Andrea Cali from University of London, Birkbeck College on Searching and Querying the Deep Web: a Foundational Approach
Peter Pietzuch, Reader (Associate Professor) in the Department of Computing at Imperial College London, will give a seminar on "How Stream Processing Took Over The World: Combining Performance With Complex Algorithms".
Whether you are new to Edinburgh or already a student here, the University of Edinburgh's Postgraduate Open Day is an opportunity to learn more about the University and our postgraduate programmes, and to meet our staff and current students.
Chat with Dr Charles Sutton online during the CDT's Virtual Open Day, including a short presentation about the programme and a Q&A session.
This workshop aims to bring together students studying at EPSRC Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) throughout the UK in the areas of statistics and machine learning.
James Frew, University of California Santa Barbara, will give a seminar on "EarthDB: Building a "Digital Earth" for Science".
A joint student conference between the 3 CDTs in the School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh: Data Science, Pervasive Parallelism, and Robotics & Autonomous Systems.
Percy Liang, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University, will give a seminar about "Learning from Zero".
Hanna Wallach, Senior Researcher at Microsoft Research New York City, will give a seminar about "Modeling Topic-Partitioned Network Structure".
Ricardo Silva, Department of Statistical Science at UCL, will give a seminar on “Causal Inference in Machine Learning: From Structure to Predictions via Observational Data”.
Visit us at the School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh, to learn more about the CDT in Data Science via a short presentation about the programme and a Q&A session.
Chat with Dr Charles Sutton online during the CDT's Virtual Open Day, including a short presentation about the programme and a Q&A session.
Chat with Dr Charles Sutton online during the CDT's Virtual Open Day, including a short presentation about the programme and a Q&A session.
Students and postdocs carrying out research in data science will present posters about their current work, including drinks and pie x 2 (mince and pizza).
Alan Turing Deep Learning Workshop 2015
Whether you are new to Edinburgh or already a student here, our Postgraduate Open Day is an opportunity to learn more about the University and our postgraduate programmes, and to meet our staff and current students.
Prof Serge Abiteboul, Senior researcher at INRIA Saclay, will discuss "Toward personal knowledge bases".
A collaboration and networking event between the CDT in Data Science's students, supervisors, partners, and other students studying data science within the Schools of Informatics and Mathematics.
John Quinn, United Nations Global Pulse, will discuss "Telecoms data analysis for disaster response and humanitarian planning".
Prof Padhraic Smyth, from the Department of Computer Science at the University of California Irvine, will speak about the "Latent Variable and Temporal Event Models for Network Data".
Dave Evans from FreeAgent will discuss how FreeAgent uses data to help guide their business decisions and improve customer experience.
Rodrigo Barnes, Aridhia's Chief Technology Officer, will share some insights into how data science is applied in health and biomedical informatics applications.
Prof Idris Eckley, Deputy Director of the STOR-i Doctoral Training Centre at Lancaster University, will speak about the "Coherence analysis of locally stationary multivariate time series".
Whether you’ve already applied or plan to apply to the CDT in Data Science, come along to the CDT Open Day at the School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh.
An end of semester networking event for students and faculty studying areas related to data science, featuring drinks and multiple types of pie (mince and pizza). The CDT in Data Science Master's students will also be presenting posters about their small practical projects.
The CDT in Data Science will be included in the Postgraduate Open Day at the University of Edinburgh. As part of the Open Day, the School of Informatics has an afternoon of lunch, talks, and tours for anyone interested in postgraduate study.
To mark the launch of the CDT in Data Science, the programme will hold two distinguished lectures by Prof Kathleen R. McKeown, Director of the Institute for Data Sciences and Engineering at Columbia University, and Prof Fernando C.N. Pereira, Distinguished Researcher at Google.
Data Science Research Day, an annual event, is designed to be a collaborative and networking event amongst the programme’s students, supervisors, partners, and students studying related areas within the Schools of Informatics and Mathematics.