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New neural tricks
From cat photos to self-driving cars: Imperial’s power boost for clever machines
Imperial researchers will lead a new international EPSRC Centre to develop pioneering approaches to machine learning.
From cat photos to self-driving cars: Imperial’s power boost for clever machines
Imperial researchers will lead a new international EPSRC Centre to develop pioneering approaches to machine learning.
Machine learning research accepted at top conferences
Imperial College researchers regularly publish at top machine learning conferences. Here's an overview of the first six months of 2019:
Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics (23rd – 26th June 2019)
12th annual Hamlyn Symposium announcing key programme highlights plus Clinical Leaders’ Forum
Department of Computing Launches New MSc in Artificial Intelligence for 2019/20
The Department of Computing at Imperial College launches its new Masters course in Artificial Intelligence in October 2019.
Vice Provost joins UK Government’s AI Council
Professor Nick Jennings, Imperial’s Vice Provost (Research and Enterprise), has been appointed to the UK’s Artificial Intelligence Council.
New collaboration started between Imperial and Portugal on Data Science research
The Data Science Institute has initiated a collaboration with the Portuguese research institute INESC on Artificial Intelligence and its applications.
Machine Learning: 'Black boxes' deployed in Department of Chemical Engineering
Machine Learning algorithms are being deployed in Department of Chemical Engineering classrooms for the first time.
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A year of digital learning: Imperial marks milestone at global conference
The College sent a large delegation to the Coursera Partner Conference this year, reflecting its growing expertise in delivering digital education.
Seven papers from Department of Computing accepted at AAMAS 2019
Seven papers from the Department of Computing have been accepted at the 18th International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems.
Teaching teams lead the way on diversity
Inclusive robotics teaching, empowering students with learning differences & diversifying reading lists were on the agenda at a recent showcase event.