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16 May 2024: Search site. 2024-02-28 – A Data-Free, Universal Prior Distribution for Syntactic Structures. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2024-02-28 – A Data-Free, Universal Prior Distribution for Syntactic

16 May 2024: Search site. 2024-02-14 – Graph Neural Networks for skillful weather forecasting. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2024-02-14 – Graph Neural Networks for skillful weather forecasting. Duration: 1:02:31,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2024-02-07 – The Compilation Game: Unifying AI, Hardware Design, Quantum, Climate Modelling, and Verification. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2024-02-07 – The Compilation Game: Unifying

16 May 2024: Search site. 2024-01-24 – Quantum computing via the lens of additive combinatorics. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2024-01-24 – Quantum computing via the lens of additive combinatorics. Duration:

16 May 2024: Search site. 2023-11-22 – Cross-lingual transfer learning with multilingual masked language models. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2023-11-22 – Cross-lingual transfer learning with multilingual

16 May 2024: Search site. 2023-11-08 – Coherence Attacks and Defenses in 2.5D Integrated Systems. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2023-11-08 – Coherence Attacks and Defenses in 2.5D Integrated Systems. Duration: 51

16 May 2024: Search site. 2023-10-25 – An invitation to univalent foundations of mathematics. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2023-10-25 – An invitation to univalent foundations of mathematics. Duration: 51:08,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2023-10-11 – How can we make trustworthy AI? Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2023-10-11 – How can we make trustworthy AI? Duration: 1:00:05, 542 MB/h, 543 MB, download:speed:. 0.50. 0.75.

16 May 2024: Search site. 2023-05-24 – Bayes in the age of intelligent machines. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2023-05-24 – Bayes in the age of intelligent machines. Duration: 53:54, 197 MB/h, 177 MB,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2023-05-10 – Learning the topology of complex systems from their dynamics. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2023-05-10 – Learning the topology of complex systems from their dynamics.

16 May 2024: Search site. 2023-05-03 – From the GUI to ChatGPT: a historical sketch of HCI research agendas and their applicability today. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2023-05-03 – From the GUI to ChatGPT: a

16 May 2024: Search site. 2023-03-01 – Backdoors in Machine Learning Models. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2023-03-01 – Backdoors in Machine Learning Models. Duration: 52:45, 379 MB/h, 333 MB, download:speed:.

16 May 2024: Search site. 2023-02-22 – Data Science and Machine Learning in Context. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2023-02-22 – Data Science and Machine Learning in Context. Duration: 59:33, 319 MB/h, 317 MB,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2022-11-30 – Using Everyday Routines as a Resource for Understanding Behaviors and Making Recommendations. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2022-11-30 – Using Everyday Routines as a

16 May 2024: Search site. 2022-11-23 – Formalised Mathematics: Obstacles and Achievements. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2022-11-23 – Formalised Mathematics: Obstacles and Achievements. Duration: 55:50, 462 MB/h,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2022-11-16 – Financing Forests: A Credible Approach towards Halting Tropical Deforestation. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2022-11-16 – Financing Forests: A Credible Approach towards

16 May 2024: Search site. 2022-10-12 – Would you trust a cybercriminal? Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2022-10-12 – Would you trust a cybercriminal? Duration: 55:08, 436 MB/h, 400 MB, download:speed:. 0.50. 0.75.

16 May 2024: Search site. 2022-06-08 – Computational Inverse Design of Deployable Structures. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2022-06-08 – Computational Inverse Design of Deployable Structures. Duration: 57:06,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2022-05-25 – AI Hardware and Real-World AI. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2022-05-25 – AI Hardware and Real-World AI. Duration: 55:27, 378 MB/h, 350 MB, download:speed:. 0.50. 0.75.

16 May 2024: Search site. 2022-05-04 – Safe and accurate satellite navigation with non-Gaussian models. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2022-05-04 – Safe and accurate satellite navigation with non-Gaussian models.

16 May 2024: Search site. 2022-03-09 – Graph Neural Networks through the lens of algebraic topology, differential geometry, and PDEs. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2022-03-09 – Graph Neural Networks through the

16 May 2024: Search site. 2022-02-02 – Improving Quality of Experience for Video Users in Cellular Networks. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2022-02-02 – Improving Quality of Experience for Video Users in Cellular

16 May 2024: Search site. 2021-11-03 – Self-Organization of Lifelike Behaviors. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2021-11-03 – Self-Organization of Lifelike Behaviors. Duration: 1:08:16, 358 MB/h, 407 MB,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2021-10-20 – CO2 Monitoring in the Department. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2021-10-20 – CO2 Monitoring in the Department. Duration: 1:04:32, 223 MB/h, 240 MB, download:speed:. 0.50.

16 May 2024: Search site. 2021-06-16 – A Retrospective on the 2014 NeurIPS Experiment. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2021-06-16 – A Retrospective on the 2014 NeurIPS Experiment. Duration: 58:45, 381 MB/h, 373 MB,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2021-06-09 – The Statistical Finite Element Method. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2021-06-09 – The Statistical Finite Element Method. Duration: 57:55, 468 MB/h, 452 MB, download:speed:.

16 May 2024: Search site. 2021-02-17 – Theoretical Foundations of Graph Neural Networks. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2021-02-17 – Theoretical Foundations of Graph Neural Networks. Duration: 1:12:20, 233 MB/h,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2021-01-27 – Reconciling Temporalities in Relating Different Worlds. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2021-01-27 – Reconciling Temporalities in Relating Different Worlds. Duration: 54:11,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2020-11-25 – Graph Neural Networks for Biomedical Data. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2020-11-25 – Graph Neural Networks for Biomedical Data. Duration: 00, 109 MB/h, 109 MB,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2020-06-17 – Addressing Imbalance in Object Detection. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2020-06-17 – Addressing Imbalance in Object Detection. Duration: 44:43, 152 MB/h, 113 MB,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2019-11-20 – Earphones: The Next Significant Platform after Smartphones. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2019-11-20 – Earphones: The Next Significant Platform after Smartphones. Duration:

16 May 2024: Search site. 2019-05-29 – The Principle of Least Cognitive Action. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2019-05-29 – The Principle of Least Cognitive Action. Duration: 1:05:10, 153 MB/h, 166 MB,

16 May 2024: Search site. 2019-02-06 – Perpetual Computing: Technologies for Banishing Batteries. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2019-02-06 – Perpetual Computing: Technologies for Banishing Batteries. Duration: 46

16 May 2024: Search site. 2018-10-31 – Stylus input and the benefits of a standard. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Wednesday Seminar recordings. 2018-10-31 – Stylus input and the benefits of a standard. Duration: 49:53, 435 MB/h, 362 MB,

14 May 2024: me, the business world was an alien world.

14 May 2024: Based at the Babraham Research Campus, this accelerator has introduced me to yet more brilliant people and new ideas. ... place of Possible futures to stretch peoples’ imaginations further or challenge what some people regard as crazy (as you might

14 May 2024: entrepreneurship.blog.jbs.cam.ac.uk/tag/ceo/ 32 32 Strategic Business Growth insights: entrepreneurship and people management ... There will be bumps on the road and periods where people lose impetus and direction.

17 May 2024: The Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic (ASNC) Tripos is concerned with the history, languages, and literatures of the different peoples of the British Isles between the departure of the Romans and the

14 May 2024: There will be bumps on the road and periods where people lose impetus and direction. ... Repeatedly./p pSo, Nick started thinking along these dimensions. He started looking into employing new people.

1 May 2024: For example, we want to be able to send robotic drones to places where it is too expensive or too risky to send people (space exploration, deep-sea exploration, disaster areas)

8 May 2024: Does he wants to scare the spirits into abeyance? Perhaps Shakespeare is making a self-deprecating autobiographical joke to the audience - "my only power, as playwright, is to put people to ... Does he wants to scare the spirits into abeyance? Perhaps

2 May 2024: There are three sub-teams:. The Pre-16 Team delivers the longitudinal programme, Insight, with young people in school years 7-11 in Peterborough and King’s Lynn. ... The Post-16 Team works with young people across the UK through initiatives including HE

22 May 2024: Dr Hannah Bower is a Fellow Commoner in English. She is a medievalist and an early modernist; particularly interested in relationships between literature, bodies, and emotions. Her PhD explored the linguistic and imaginative connections between

20 May 2024: Dr Asher is University Associate Professor and Curator of Vertebrates at the Museum of Zoology. His research focuses on how the many radiations of mammals, particularly those from the southern hemisphere, develop and are interrelated.

3 May 2024: Security Group. Project ideas. The members of our group regularly supervise the CST Part II and Part III / MPhil ACS projects of local students. Several have web pages with suggestions for potential project topics:. Academic staff:. via CTSRD project

14 May 2024: This was before even the AI hype of the mid-2010s: tell people in 2010 you were teaching a computer to compose music and they assumed you were joking. ... how to ensure it’s used as a tool to aid creativity, as opposed to one that replaces the work

17 May 2024: There are more than 5,000 knowledge-intensive firms based in and around Cambridge, employing more than 69,000 people and generating £18 billion turnover.

14 May 2024: This was before even the AI hype of the mid-2010s: tell people in 2010 you were teaching a computer to compose music and they assumed you were joking. ... how to ensure it’s used as a tool to aid creativity, as opposed to one that replaces the work

14 May 2024: There will be bumps on the road and periods where people lose impetus and direction. ... Finally, surround yourself with capable people that you trust and that trust you./p pWe completed the strategic growth programme in 2016.

26 Apr 2024: Before joining Trinity Hall, Rachel was a member of Wadham College, Oxford, where she completed her BA (Jurisprudence), and BCL. She recently submitted her DPhil thesis, entitled Deception, Mistake, Privacy and Consent: A Conceptual Framework for