Like Marvin Gaye asked, ‘Where are we going?’ Here's a few great ideas:
McGovern faculty predict the future of neuroscience - MIT McGovern Institute https://t.co/K5rxgQVm1l
Australian neuroscientists are invariably working on realising these outcomes and more. Keep it up!
The new AQ out in April! Get a sneak peek: https://t.co/hUY46PSUp6
Inside:
- Adapting to the Pyrocene
- Using storytelling to measure social impact!
- Science, Policy and the lingering effects of colonialism
- Queensland: The Innovation State
- & more.
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Congratulations to #QUTLaw student Renee Kyle on being named @qldlawsociety's First Nations Student of the Year for 2021!
Read more: https://t.co/Gf5Vr7rg5D
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The ‘Design Robotics for Mass Customisation’ team has won Cooperative Research Centre Association’s 2020 Award for Excellence in Innovation - congratulations to @QUTRobotics staff who were involved! https://t.co/rmadiTiUNh
This story is a lot more flattering than the one in the Post that calls me a rabid lefty who hates conservatives and is totally biased! https://t.co/ELCP2TbNQX
Professor Lyria Moses, Director of the Allens Hub for Technology, Law and Innovation, says that to work effectively alongside technology, lawyers need to understand it, not by learning to code, but by grasping the underlying logics.
.@FrankPasquale suggests that regulators will be increasingly called upon to develop expert bodies to agree on standards about what minimal level of care data scientists must exercise in creating models -- e.g. representative and accurate training sets.