Events
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Data Science in the News – The Future of Floods
Data Science in the News: The Future of Floods The QUT Centre for Data Science presents its latest webinar in its 'Data Science in the News' series. This webinar is in response to the recent flooding along Eastern Australia, our thoughts remain with those who continue to be impacted. About this event In this webinar…
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AI4Pandemics Talk #20: Lock Yue Chew, Nanyang Technological University
AI4Pandemics Talk #20: Lock Yue Chew, Nanyang Technological University Welcome to the AI for Pandemic Seminars organized by the AI4PAN group centered at The University of Queensland. The fortnightly AI4PAN Seminars run via Zoom at 10am on Wednesday’s (AEST = Brisbane time zone). See also our YouTube Channel. Speaker: Lock Yue Chew, Nanyang Technological University Title: Modelling COVID-19 Pandemic…
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Like the layers of an onion: Reproducibility and transparency in quantitative research
Professor Ben Marwick, University of Washington (USA) Friday, 29 April, 10 am - 11:30 am AEST The successful reproducibility of research is fundamental to its reliability, usefulness and value to the research community and to society. However, as the computational complexity of research increases, methods and tools for ensuring the reproducibility are yet to become…
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AI for Good and the Bootstrapping Problem – Monash Prato Dialogue
AI for Good and the Bootstrapping Problem - Monash Prato Dialogue The Monash Prato Dialogue is a Monash Data Futures Institute Distinguished Lecture series on Artificial Intelligence and its impact on society. In this lecture, Professor Shannon Vallor will discuss the ethical challenges and opportunities posed by new uses of data and AI. REGISTER: https://www.monash.edu/data-futures-institute/news/events/ai-for-good-and-the-bootstrapping-problem-monash-prato-dialogue…
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AI4Pandemics Talk #21: Max Menzies, Tsinghua University
Welcome to the AI for Pandemic Seminars organized by the AI4PAN group centered at The University of Queensland. The fortnightly AI4PAN Seminars run via Zoom at 10am on Wednesday’s (AEST = Brisbane time zone). See also our YouTube Channel. Speaker: Max Menzies, Tsinghua University Title: Targeted mathematical approaches based on topical questions regarding COVID-19 Abstract: COVID-19 has consistently…
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ADSN Series: Advancing Data-Intensive Research in Australia
This ADSN series will explore the report released by the Australian Academy of Science on 'Advancing data-intensive research in Australia' About this event This was the first of a six-part monthly webinar series from the Australian Data Science Network. This series will focus on the October 2021 Report released by the Australian Academy of Science…