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Originally published on The Conversation James Mason, Visiting Academic in Decarbonisation; Alice Larkin, Professor of Climate Science and Energy Policy; and Simon Bullock, Research Associate, Shipping and Climate Change.

UK Government Minister for Scotland John Lamont visited the Mazumdar-Shaw Advanced Research Centre (ARC) to meet academics who are involved in the University's new Centre for Data Science and AI.

Imperial is working with the semiconductor company AMD to optimise computer processors for machine learning.

An app which uses open-source data from the London Underground to determine if tube station lifts are operating is being developed by a Cardiff University graduate.

Published: 17 October 2023 A team of students from the School of Computing Science have taken second place in the Alexa Prize TaskBot Challenge 2.

The Institute for Digital Molecular Design and Fabrication (DigiFAB) hosted a hackathon themed around large language models in science.

The Turner Kirk Trust is funding an innovative project at the University of Glasgow to make STEM fields more accessible to all.

By Sachin Sreejith , Hayley Dunning , Emily Head , Bry Ravate , Caroline Brogan , Ellie Cawthera Following a number of quantum breakthroughs at Imperial, we sit down with our top quantum experts to explore what quantum could mean for the future.

Members of the public co-create educational guide demystifying the role of artificial intelligence and data science in healthcare. Data science and artificial intelligence (AI) are rapidly entering the world of healthcare, something many members of the public find daunting. Kelly Gleason ( CRUK Imperial Centre Lead Nurse in Surgery & Cancer) wanted to address this by working alongside the public to create an entry-level resource on the subjects.

An artificial intelligence (AI) system, which mimics the gaze of radiologists reading medical images such as mammograms, has been developed by a team of scientists at Cardiff University.

UCL researchers among leading experts to sign open letter highlighting the "alarming misunderstandings and misconceptions" around the proposed Online Safety Bill. Scientists from the UK's National Research Centre on Privacy, Harm Reduction and Adversarial Influence Online (REPHRAIN) has called on Parliament to consider independent scientific evaluation before voting through the online safety bill, which could inadvertently enable surveillance technologies and erode online protection.

New forms of artificially-intelligent moderators which oversee 3D virtual spaces and intervene against bad behaviour could help protect children from online bullying and harassment, a new study suggests. Researchers from the University of Glasgow collaborated with parents and their children to gauge their reactions to 'Big Buddy', a prototype virtual moderator for online social spaces in virtual reality developed by the team.

Eye specialists, mathematicians and games designers at the University of Southampton have teamed up to develop and launch a smartphone app aimed at helping improve vital treatment for children with amblyopia, a common visual impairment, also known as 'lazy eye'. Amblyopia causes sight loss in young children, with around one in 50 affected.

Tech mandated by the UK Government's Online Safety Bill could be used to turn millions of phones into facial recognition tools.

Imperial experts in particle physics and robot vision have been granted Fellowship of the Royal Society.

Language used for app tracking privacy settings causes consumer confusion Privacy and security features that aim to give consumers more control over the sharing of their data by smartphone apps are widely misunderstood, shows new research from the University of Bath's School of Management.

The University of Glasgow is now a full member of a United Nations agency which is aiming to develop international standards for future autonomous networks.