Data Science Event
- Time:
- 10:00 - 13:30
- Date:
- 23 May 2012
- Venue:
- Building 54 Lecture Theatre 4A
For more information regarding this event, please email Dave Woods at d.woods@southampton.ac.uk .
Event details
Event from the Computational Modelling Group: Southampton Initiative in Mathematical Modelling
This event will bring together researchers and practitioners to share ideas on data science and to learn about current research at the University of Southampton on modern data analysis and the mathematics of large data structures.
The Southampton Initiative in Mathematical Modelling (SIMM) represents researchers in the Mathematical Sciences at Southampton and facilitates and encourages collaborative research with other disciplines, industry and government bodies.
Attendance is free
10.00: Coffee from
10.30: "From Data to Decisions: The Power of Information in
the Age of the Web of Data"
Nigel Shadbolt (ECS)
11.00: "Spatio-Temporal Modelling: Confidentiality and Forecasting"
Sujit Sahu & Robin Mitra (S3RI & Maths)
11.25: "Spectral Analysis of Data"
Ruben Sanchez (Maths)
11.50: "Risk and Opportunity Management of Huge-Scale
Online Communities"
Thanos Avramidis (Maths)
12.15: "Mathematics of Data Sets"
Jacek Brodzki (Maths)
12.40: Lunch: academic-business networking & posters
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Professor Nigel Shadbolt,Professor of Artificial Intelligence
Dr Sujit Sahu,Senior Lecturer
Dr Robin Mitra,Lecturer
Dr Ruben Sanchez Garcia,Research Fellow
Dr Athanassios Avramidis,Lecturer
Professor Jacek Brodzki,says about his research 'I am fascinated by interactions between analysis and geometry. My current work revolves around problems in noncommutative geometry arising from the Baum-Connes conjecture, including characterisations of property A, exactness of groups and their consequences, and it is carried out mostly in collaboration with members of the research group Analytic and Geometric Methods in Group theory at Southampton.'