The Edinburgh Futures Institute is pleased to launch its second annual call for student research projects. Open to all University of Edinburgh students - apply by 13 January and receive up to £1000 for your research project!
The Edinburgh Futures Institute is pleased to launch its second annual call for student research projects. Open to all University of Edinburgh students – apply by 13 January and receive up to £1000 for your research project!
Creative Informatics are accepting applications for a range of funds to support the creative industries in Edinburgh and South East Scotland.
Researchers from EFI, across the University and beyond have come together to help ensure the trustworthiness of machines that act or make decisions on their own.
A new Community Plan outlines how the University of Edinburgh will deliver on its promise of Social and Civic Responsibility to communities in our local region.
EFI, with the School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences, seeks to appoint a Chancellor’s Fellow to develop an ambitious, interdisciplinary portfolio on emerging ethical implications in AI, machine learning, and other data-driven technologies.
Creative Informatics opens call for Entrepreneurs who want to develop a new creative product or service using data or data-driven technologies.
EFI’s first digital ‘collider’ event is hosted by Design Informatics and Traveltech for Scotland – opening up radical new ideas for how Scotland’s tourism businesses can recover.
The Old Royal Infirmary, currently undergoing renovations as it prepares to house the University’s Edinburgh Futures Institute (EFI), will feature in a new online tour that uncovers its past and offers a glimpse of its future.
EFI’s Centre for Technomoral Futures welcomes applications for three Baillie Gifford PhD studentships in the critical area of AI and Data Ethics.
This summer the usual office job was not an option. One of our summer interns, Anne van der Poel, reflects on her unusual internship experience – delivering on goals from a distance.
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