Join researchers from the School of Computer and Information Sciences (SCIS) for an engaging free online seminar showcasing current research and emerging developments across Computer Science, Information Technology and Data Science.

Through a series of short presentations, SCIS researchers will share insights into their latest projects, the challenges they are addressing, and the future directions of their work. Topics will include computing, digital technologies, data-driven approaches, intelligent systems, and the social and technical issues shaping the future of technology.

This event is open to students, academics, industry professionals and members of the wider community with an interest in research, technology and innovation. Whether you are looking to connect with researchers, explore new ideas, or gain an overview of the exciting work taking place within SCIS, we welcome you to attend.

Date: Wednesday, 30 September
Time: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm (AEST)
Location: Online (Zoom access details will be provided to registered guests closer to the event)

We look forward to welcoming you online for a morning of research, discovery and discussion.

AGENDA

9:00am - Welcome to the Event

9:05am - Keynote - B. Comp Sci Alumni Maya Carlyle, currently the Principal AI Engineer at the National Physical Laboratory in the UK

9:30am - Mark Wallis - Robust software systems - the challenges of complexity and disruption

9:50am - Shaleeza Sohail - Rural AI

10:10am - Kyle Harrison - Mobile Energy on the Move: Modelling V2G Campervans for Corridor Resilience

10:30am - Kirill Glavatskiy - Using statistics to predict collective human behavior

10:50am - Saiful Islam - Learning High-Dimensional Transformations of Tabular Data for Predictive Analytics

11:10am - Marc Adam - Human Centred Computing

11:30am - Jacqueline Bailey - Helping Hands: Smartphone support for Senior Users

11:50am - Wrap up and closing

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