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Join UCL's Centre for Data Science for a one-day symposium on Computational Statistics and Machine Learning in the Sciences!

Running 5 December at De Morgan House, book your place now for a series of invited talks from colleagues at UCL Statistical Science, MSSL Mullard Space Science Laboratory, UCL Computer Science and UCL Physics & Astronomy.

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News and Events News and Events Symposium – Computational Statistics and Machine Learning in the Sciences The UCL Centre for Data Science is organizing a one-day symposium on computational statistics and machine learning (CSML) on the 5th December 2024. The symposium will be held at De Morgan House in the London ...

ERC Synergy Grants for 57 teams tackling major scientific challenges Fifty-seven research groups will receive a total of €571 million to address some of the most complex scientific problems, covering a wide range of disciplines.

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Dr Samuel Livingstone Dr Samuel Livingstone is an Associate Professor in Statistical Science.

Passionate about pursuing postgraduate study?

📣 Applications are now open for the fully funded Martingale Foundation Scholarships to pursue Masters and PhDs at leading UK research universities, including UCL IMSS!

All fees and expenses are covered, including a living wage stipend.

Submit your application until 27 October: https://buff.ly/3OsB1nm

Dr Max Jensen Dr Max Jensen is an Associate Professor in Applied Mathematics.

Many thanks to those who attended our first Annual Lecture last week! With special thanks to UCL Dept. of Stats, Dr Karla Diaz Ordaz, Prof Andrea Rotnitzky and all of our guest speakers!
We hope to welcome you again next year.

There's still time to book your free place to join us on 6 June for our first inaugural lecture! View the full schedule for the afternoon with Prof Andrea Rotnitzky from University of Washington delivering the keynote. Book now:

Frontiers in Statistical Science - IMSS Annual Lecture Join the Institute for Mathematical and Statistical Sciences (IMSS) as we welcome Prof Andrea Rotnitzky (University of Washington) for our first annual lecture, organised by the Department of Statistical Science.

⏰Just three weeks to go until we welcome Prof Andrea Rotnitzky on 6 June!
Full schedule and list of confirmed speakers available - book your free place now: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/mathematical-statistical-sciences/events/2024/jun/frontiers-statistical-science-imss-annual-lecture

Frontiers in Statistical Science - IMSS Annual Lecture Join the Institute for Mathematical and Statistical Sciences (IMSS) as we welcome Prof Andrea Rotnitzky (University of Washington) for our first annual lecture, organised by the Department of Statistical Science.

Registration is now open for the London Meeting on Computational Statistics, in partnership with UCL Dept. of Stats!
Join us 11-13 June as we bring together researchers at the forefront of computational statistics and related disciplines to discuss recent advances in the field.
Booking free, but essential:

London Meeting on Computational Statistics This workshop will bring together researchers at the forefront of computational statistics and related disciplines, to discuss recent advances in the field.

Register now for our very first annual lecture!
Prof Andrea Rotnitzky from University of Washington joins us on 6 June for 'Frontiers in Statistical Science' on the theme of Causal Inference. More speakers to be confirmed.

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Frontiers in Statistical Science - IMSS Annual Lecture Join the Institute for Mathematical and Statistical Sciences (IMSS) as we welcome Prof Andrea Rotnitzky (University of Washington) for our first annual lecture, organised by the Department of Statistical Science.

UCL celebrates staff commitment to inclusivity at Widening Participation & Student Success Awards 24 On 1 Feb 2024, UCL hosted its Widening Participation (WP) & Student Success Community of Practice Awards at Bidborough House to celebrate and recognise the outstanding efforts of teams and individuals across UCL to help make it a place for everyone, no matter their background.

📆 Don't miss the next Windsmath seminar, taking place on Monday, 26 February!

Join online as Prof Mihaela van der Schaar presents 'AI for Science: Discovering Diverse Classes of Governing Equations in Medicine and Beyond'.

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Women in Data Science and Mathematics Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers the promise of revolutionizing the way scientific discoveries are made and significantly accelerating their pace. This is important for numerous fields of study, including medicine. In this talk, I will present our research on AI for science over the past few year...

We're celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science this Sunday by sharing some quotes from professors reflecting on their in ! Tune in on Sunday! 👩‍🔬

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The CHAI-EPSRC AI Hub for Causality in Healthcare AI with Real Data, led by the University of Edinburgh, will improve healthcare using AI by predicting outcomes and personalizing treatments, helping to unravel complex causal relationships within healthcare data. UCL’s Professor Ricardo Silva (UCL Dept. of Stats) is one of the hub’s co-investigators, alongside colleagues from Edinburgh, Manchester, Exeter, King’s College London and Imperial.
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New UCL AI hub announced as part of £80m boost for AI research The UCL AI hub in Generative Models, led by Professor David Barber, will develop tools to help build responsible generative models, while Professor Ricardo Silva is named co-investigator for a separate hub using AI to improve healthcare.

Do you want to continue your studies in maths? Join the Graduate Virtual Open Event on Mon 22 Jan and find out about the study options and opportunities at UCL Mathematics. Register here: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/maths/postgraduate-virtual-open-days?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=117378_map_pgt_bolton_2334&utm_content=social