We are thrilled to announce that AIMLAC will be hosting its first AI conference on 23rd-24th June at @SwanseaUni@CompFoundry!
It is free to attend and includes talks from students, staff and industry partners!
To register and view the programme visit: https://t.co/JvrVwtA2tb
@AimlaCcommunity Day 3, more interesting talks from the students. Sama Al-Shammari talk on Simulation-based inference of gravitational wave signals from black hole pairs towards addressing modelling systematics. Prakhar Sharma talk on Physics-Informed Neural Networks (PINNs)
@aimlac Day 2 AI Conference at @CompFoundry@SwanseaUni We've enjoyed talks from Debbie Cooper from ONS on Employability and Mike Thomas from Welsh Assembly on AI Policy & Regulation Landscape
Day 2 @aimlac Conference. Natalia Sikora - Multi-objective de novo drug design for difficult drug targets. A solution for paediatric brain tumours? Cory Thomas - Using AI to explore breast cancer development and Maciej Glowacki - Helping Britain achieve net zero. Thank you all!
@AimlaCcommunity AI Conference, day one, Employability and Career Development panel discussion Q & A Chaired by Gert Aarts, panel Adrian Tate - NAT, Chris Cormac - Quant Foundry Ltd, Paul Coppin - Technology Boutique, Kelly Nock - JD Power UK and Paige Windiate - Swansea Uni.
We are excited to be working with @InKindDirect this year, a UK charity who believe everyone deserves access to life’s essentials and no usable product should go to waste. They connect companies and charitable organisations to ensure everyone has access to the products they need.
We are delighted to be working with @magic_breakfast, a charity that delivers free breakfasts to school children facing hunger everyday. They work with schools to ensure that no child is too hungry to learn and thrive.
We are excited to be working with @SudepAction, a charity dedicated to raising awareness of epilepsy risks and tackling epilepsy deaths including Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy. They are the only UK charity specialised in supporting and involving people bereaved by epilepsy.
We don’t let technical difficulties get in our way! Our teams of analysts showed great ingenuity this morning and found inventive solutions to carry on the analysis with no internet! We have now relocated and are back online!