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Visualising group energy
Blog written by Hen Wilkinson, School for Policy Studies at the University of Bristol. The project was funded by the annual Jean Golding Institute seed corn funding scheme. It emerged from Hen’s ESRC funded PhD research, supported by the SWDTC and School for Policy Studies. Collaborative working is central to tackling the world’s complex problems…
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Reusing qualitative datasets to understand shifts in HIV prevention 1997-2013
A conversation between Dr Catherine Dodds and Dr Ibidun Fakoya The project was funded by the annual Jean Golding Institute seed corn funding scheme. Qualitative data re-use and open archiving This project aimed to demonstrate the considerable value of qualitative data re-use and open archiving. Our team undertook in-depth anonymisation of two existing qualitative HIV…
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Metastable impressions
Blog written by Rob Arbon, Alex Jones, George Holloway and Pete Bennett This project was funded by the annual Jean Golding Institute seed corn funding scheme. The JGI funded project “Metastable impressions” sought to bring together statistical modelling, sound engineering, classical composition and deep learning to create an audio-visual art work about the dynamics of…
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Multitask learning for AMR
Blog written by Rob Arbon, Data Scientist at the University of Bristol. This project was funded by the annual Jean Golding Institute seed corn funding scheme. Multitask learning for AMR “Multitask learning for AMR” developed out of our collaboration with the Jean Golding Institute on the One Health Selection and Transmission of Antimicrobial Resistance (OH-STAR)…
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Interactive visualisation of Antarctic mass trends from 2003 until present
Blog written by Dr Stephen Chuter, Research Associate in Sea Level Research, School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol This project was funded by the annual Jean Golding Institute seed corn funding scheme. Antarctica and sea level – a grand socioeconomic challenge Global sea level rise is one of the most pressing societal and economic…
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Guide to safeguarding your precious data
Blog written by Jonty Rougier, Professor of Statistical Science. Data are a precious resource, but easily corrupted through avoidable poor practices. This blog outlines a lightweight approach for ensuring a high level of integrity for datasets held as computer files and used by several people. There are more hi-tech approaches using a common repository and…
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Cog X 2019: The Festival of AI and Emerging Technology – 10-12 June 2019
Blog written by Patty Holley, Jean Golding Institute Manager. CogX 2019 took place during the first half of London Tech Week in the vibrant Knowledge Quarter of Kings Cross in London. The conference started only 3 years ago, yet this year hosted 15,000 attendees and 500 speakers making it the largest in Europe. CogX 2019…
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Introducing the University of Bristol’s Turing Fellows: Bill Browne
Our latest series of blogs introduces you to our University of Bristol’s Turing Fellows, where the Jean Golding Institute have been speaking to some of the thirty Alan Turing Institute Fellows to find out a little more about their work and research interests. Last time we spoke to Philip Hamann, NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Rheumatology and Turing…
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Introducing the University of Bristol’s Turing Fellows: Philip Hamann
Our latest series of blogs introduces you to our University of Bristol’s Turing Fellows, where the Jean Golding Institute have been speaking to some of the thirty Alan Turing Institute Fellows to find out a little more about their work and research interests. Last time we spoke to Genevieve Liveley, Reader in Classics and Turing Fellow…
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