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Turing @ Southampton

Projects

Turing-sponsored Pilot Projects were an opportunity for Southampton researchers to develop new multidisciplinary research ideas aligned with the Turing priorities.

All projects have now ended, but you can find out more about them and the staff involved below.

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A Private Data Integration Platform

This Turing Enhancement project aims to further develop these developing results and release an open-source system that will propel the adoption of our technology.

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Machine learning algorithms

'Machine learning algorithms for automated event detection in Space Physics' focuses on the use of machine learning for feature identification of reconnection signatures.

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AI and Inclusion

This project seeks to understand the design and deployment of Al to benefit all members of society, including traditionally underserved communities.

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Machine learning of seismicity

'Machine learning of seismicity induced by hydraulic fracturing' analyses the complex interplay between fluid injection, geological factors affecting susceptibility, and seismicity.

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Towards flexible autonomy

'Towards flexible autonomy for swarms in dynamic and uncertain environments' aims to develop the elements for research for the design of swarm coordination systems.

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Topological complexity of neural networks

This project will investigate some foundational questions regarding the quantification of the complexity of neural networks and developing new tools to assist architecture discovery.

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Predictive AI in the Criminal Justice System

'A Multidisciplinary Study of Predictive AI Technologies in the Criminal Justice System' focuses on the predictive AI technologies used to identify the geographic areas where policing resources should be targeted.

Anonymisation and Provenance

Anonymisation and Provenance

This project is to conduct the pilot phase of a study that explores utilising prescriptive and descriptive provenance to clearly delineate data environments for better Functional Anonymisation.

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TriagED

This project aims to take advantage of the data collected by EDs at all patient visits to develop probabilistic machine learning models to predict patient outcomes at the point of departure from an EDs

Jazz for Social Machines

Jazz as Social Machine

This project asks: How is it possible to discuss, let alone quantitatively measure, the 'energy' in jazz's interactions?

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Mapping Biology

This project will focus on the problem of mapping biology from mouse to man in order to determine how experiments in mice are likely to provide information that is clinically relevant.

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