EFI call for innovative student projects now open
We are excited to announce the annual call for EFI’s Student Research Awards. If you have an interesting and innovative idea for a research project, we want to hear it.
We are excited to announce the annual call for EFI’s Student Research Awards. If you have an interesting and innovative idea for a research project, we want to hear it.
We are excited to announce the annual call for EFI’s Student Research Awards. If you have an interesting and innovative idea for a research project, we want to hear it.
EFI champions approaches to teaching about data which are engaging, exciting and impactful. Dr Glenna Nightingale’s creative approach to teaching about statistics through animation does just that.
Edinburgh Futures Institute is delighted to announce the opening of First Breath – our first season of events running from 10 October to 2 December.
A research team at The University of Edinburgh has launched a fictional, speculative magazine, set in 2030, which explores possible futures for the development of digital technologies and data-driven innovation with festivals in Edinburgh and South East Scotland.
This year, EFI funding has supported the development of Onboard.ID, a new digital identity system which makes managing online identity verification easier and more secure.
Researchers are strengthening Scottish Gaelic resources – using automatic speech and handwriting recognition to advance Gaelic language technology.
Professor Shannon Vallor has joined the AI100 Standing Committee where top scientists look to study how AI will shape our lives, now and in the future.
Take a look at some of the student work from our first Currents course which gives undergraduates an opportunity to explore a current challenge facing the world from the perspective of different disciplines.
Experts from University of Edinburgh have partnered with Visit East Lothian to create a new tool to help visitors and residents enjoy its coastline and avoid overcrowding and queues.
The New Real brings a new project to the Edinburgh Science Festival this year with The New Real Observatory – an interactive climate AI platform for artists. The first output of the platform is featured in an exhibition, The Overlay, by artist Ines Camera Leret.