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Forthcoming machine learning and AI seminars: July 2023 edition


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This post contains a list of the AI-related seminars that are scheduled to take place between 11 July and 31 August 2023. All events detailed here are free and open for anyone to attend virtually.

11 July 2023

APOLLO: an AI driven national platform for CT coronary angiography for clinical and industrial applications
Speaker: Lee Hwee Kuan
Organised by: Cambridge Centre for AI in Medicine
Sign up here.

12 July 2023

AI for Policy, Decision-Making, Economics, and Finance
Speakers: Elena Verdolini, Jessica Eastling and Claire Huck
Organised by: Climate Change AI (part of summer school)
Watch the livestream here.

14 July 2023

AI for Energy Systems
Speakers: Priya Donti and Nsutezo Simone Fobi
Organised by: Climate Change AI (part of summer school)
Watch the livestream here.

17 July 2023

Listening to nature: harnessing AI and acoustics for biodiversity conservation
Speakers: Juan Daza and Juan Sebastián Ulloa
Organised by: ITU and United Nations
Register here.

19 July 2023

Impacts and Regulation of AI & Climate
Speakers: George Kamiya, Lynn Kaack, Sasha Luccioni and Alice Lépissier
Organised by: Climate Change AI (part of summer school)
Watch the livestream here.

21 July 2023

AI for Transportation
Speakers: Konstantin Klemmer and Nikola Milojevic-Dupont
Organised by: Climate Change AI (part of summer school)
Watch the livestream here.

25 July 2023

AI for Human and Social Systems
Speaker: Hannah Druckenmiller
Organised by: Climate Change AI (part of summer school)
Watch the livestream here.

28 July 2023

Decarbonizing AI: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Speaker: Noman Bashir (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
Organised by: Climate Change AI
Register here.

3 August 2023

Title to be confirmed
Speaker: To be confirmed
Organised by: I can’t believe it’s not better (ICBINB)
Check the website nearer the time for instructions on how to join.

28 August 2023

Distributed communication-constrained learning
Speakers: Alexander Jung (Aalto University), Danijela Cabric (UCLA), Stefan Vlaski (Imperial College London), Lara Dolecek (UCLA), Yonina Eldar (Weizmann Institute of Science)
Organised by: One World Signal Processing
To receive the link to attend, sign up to the mailing list.

31 August 2023

Harnessing Machine Learning for Climate Policy
Speaker: Angel Hsu (University of North Carolina and Data-Driven EnviroLab)
Organised by: Climate Change AI
Register here.


To see past and forthcoming events for 2023, please see our dedicated 2023 seminar page.

If you’d like to visit the webpages of the universities and other organisations that are running regular programmes of seminars, then click here to see our list.

If you are aware of any seminars (both standalone and series) that we’ve missed then please just send us an email and we’ll add them to the list.




Lucy Smith is Senior Managing Editor for AIhub.
Lucy Smith is Senior Managing Editor for AIhub.

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