Talk and discussion with Dr Chandré Gould about collaborative and multi-sectoral approach to violence prevention.
Fintech companies are constantly innovating and developing new products and services. However, while many of the technological solutions are user-centred, they are not necessarily human-centred. They typically focus on process, user experience and scalability, but often neglect the deeper needs, emotions, instincts, and social factors that impact people's financial wellbeing. This event challenges fintech leaders ... Read more
In this event, Dr. Elinor Carmi will share her latest research report titled “What mobilises people against Big-Tech?”.
Michael Begg presents work undertaken with People Ocean Planet, Marine Alliance of Science and Technology in this seminar presentation.
Learning about the mental health needs of care-experienced young people.
How music in alternative spaces is making a difference to young people and their communities.
Join us for FutureGaze, a series of conversations providing time out to reflect and gaze into the future of the creative industries.
Digital Justice & Policing is the largest gathering for digital justice practitioners in Scotland
Speculative Futures Central Scotland hosts a conversation on participatory futures with Futurall, a research and design studio building hope, agency and action towards more equitable futures.
DigitalScotland is the largest annual gathering of public sector technology professionals.
The UK FinTech Symposium is the annual conference for the FinTech National Network and is the gathering place for FinTech leaders to collaborate, cooperate and develop new market opportunities.
CreativeMornings Edinburgh invites you to join a conversation with the team behind the Recycling A Hospital project at Edinburgh Futures Institute.
Join the Centre for Data, Culture and Society for their first Project Deep Dive of the semester ‘Image and Text Analysis using Multi-modal Embeddings’ presented by Justin Chun-ting Ho.
Edinburgh Futures Institute (EFI) building, The University of Edinburgh, 1 Lauriston Place, Edinburgh, EH3 9EF
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