AI Meets Maths: Imperial-hosted AI UK Fringe event explores physics-informed AI
Imperial departments partnered with Leeds University and The Alan Turing Institute for a workshop on physics-informed machine learning for AI UK 2024.
Advanced AI techniques can more accurately predict weather, study finds
AI techniques including machine learning and data assimilation can improve weather forecasting accuracy, according to a new study.
Data Science Institute champions women in data science and tech roles
Imperial’s Data Science Institute hosted a panel discussion for International Women’s Day, celebrating female careers in data science, AI and tech.
Data Science and Grantham Institutes Collaborate on Climate Change Research Lab
Imperial’s Data Science Institute and Grantham Institute have jointly set up a new research lab, ‘Data & AI 4 Climate’ to tackle climate change.
Novel heart model creates lifelike 4D images for better cardiac research
Researchers from Imperial College London have created ‘CHeart’, a new machine learning model that generates 4D images of the human heart.
Data scientists from across London network at latest Upstream event
Data scientists including those from Imperial and across London met at the latest Upstream event in Hammersmith.
Imperial demonstrates cross-disciplinary research at NeurIPS 2023 Conference
Machine learning experts from across a range of departments at Imperial have successfully published papers as part of the 37th NeurIPS Conference.
Data Science Institutes launches academic year with Unsolved Problems Seminar
The DSI kicked off the new academic year with a seminar, jointly hosted by LSE as part of an ongoing DSI Squared partnership.
New AI tool helps computers break through language barriers in medical data
Data scientists have created an AI model to help computers understand medical data from different languages to reduce bias and improve accuracy.
More robust testing needed for privacy-preserving tools, experts show
Experts show current mechanisms of hiding patient information are inadequate, highlighting a need for more thorough testing of privacy systems.
