Thirty five-year fellowships are available for talented researchers focused on data-driven innovation. Chancellor’s Fellows awards are aimed at early career academics who have already begun to establish a reputation in data sciences and artificial intelligence. The scheme is open for applications until Monday 12 March.
Thirty five-year fellowships are available for talented researchers focused on data-driven innovation. Chancellor’s Fellows awards are aimed at early career academics who have already begun to establish a reputation in data sciences and artificial intelligence. The scheme is open for applications until Monday 12 March.
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This newsletter will keep you informed about the latest news from the Edinburgh Futures Institute – a bold new
venture from the University of Edinburgh
A new seminar series will stimulate debate on issues that will shape the future of ‘data-led’ innovation. The Controversies in the Data Society seminars will take place weekly, discussing a range of issues including data’s impact on surveillance, justice, AI at work and fake news. Controversies in the Data Society Mondays 11:10 – 13:00, 1 … Read more
A new seminar series hosted by the Centre for Research in Digital Education and the Edinburgh Futures Institute will examine the role of education and digital technology in developing notions of contemporary citizenship. The first seminar in this series is entitled ‘Schooling Data Citizens’ will take place on 9 February at 9.30am.
A roadshow that aims to collate stories and artefacts from the public to better understand how the NHS has changed over time is to take place in Edinburgh.
An anonymous donor has pledged £10m to help transform the city’s former Royal Infirmary into a state-of-the-art home for the Edinburgh Futures Institute.
On 23 November at the Innovation, Disruption and Collaboration event a distinguished panel will discuss how technological innovation has reshaped the financial landscape, placing efficiency, customer experience and ease of use centre stage.
An upcoming event will point to what the future of our money may look like – what form it will take, how we will earn it, how we move it around, where we keep it.
The Futures Lectures series will showcase pioneering interdisciplinary work from across the sciences and humanities.
Find out how the challenges of technological and social change and regulatory reform can be met with new codes and tools at this collaborative networking event on 9 November 2017.
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