Our speakers will cover a wide range of themes and disciplines including the humanities, natural language processing for mental health, digital twins, weather and climate, and healthcare.
We invite participants from academia, industry, government, third sector and anywhere in between. C2D3 are also keen to find collaborators and make connections in the East of England region.
Registration
To attend the event, please follow the registration link below. Attendance is free of charge. Please register in advance so there is time for you to be sent the event link.
Programme
13:00-13:20 Session 1: Introducing The Alan Turing Institute, chaired by Professor Zoe Kourtzi (Turing University Lead for the University of Cambridge)
- 13:00: Introduction to the Turing, Turing for universities, Turing for industry and other organisations (The Alan Turing Institute)
13:20-14:25 Session 2: Presenting the Turing Fellow research projects, chaired by Professor Zoe Kourtzi (Turing University Lead for the University of Cambridge)
- 13:20: Session introduction
- 13:25 Data science and AI in the humanities: Professor Robert Foley, Dr Jason Gellis and Dr Camila Rangel Smith Data science and the reconstruction of past behaviour: capturing the stone tool technology of prehistoric people
- 13:45: Speaker Q&A
- 13:55 Data science and AI for mental health: Dr Sarah Morgan Assessing psychosis risk using quantitative markers of transcribed speech
- 14:15: Speaker Q&A
14:25-14:40: Break
14:40-16:30 Session 3: Research showcase, chaired by Professor Gos Micklem (Department of Genetics and Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge)
- 14:40 Data-centric engineering: Rebecca Ward Growing Underground: towards a digital twin for crop production
- 15:00 Data science and the environment: Rachel Furner Developing data-driven forecast systems
- 15:20 Data science and AI for healthcare: Adam Berman Talk title TBC
- 15:40 TBC
- 16:00 Foundations of data science: Professor Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb Talk title TBC
- 16:20: Closing remarks and opening of the networking
16:30-17:00 Session 4: Get connected
- Interactive networking and discussions
- Ask a Turing Fellow
- Connect to a Cambridge academic and researcher
- Q&As with speakers and session chairs
The above times are UK BST
