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Research Fellow, Josh Bull, gives his take on David Clifton's DwD talk on AI in healthcare.

Oxford Science Blog features Philip Stier as he talks about his career in the clouds

Professor Pablo Mukherjee discusses the inextricable link between science fiction and the evolution of AI

How will AI affect children? And how can we design AI to ensures it contributes to a flourishing future for the next generation?

Hear from Krish Wadhwani, the Reuben student who turned a problem he spotted into a startup with nearly $1M in investment

The authors of 'Virtual You' explored the benefits, challenges and implications of 'digital twin' development in our final Tuesday Talks/DwD of term.

Research Fellow Gemma Hughes reports on a seminar given by Reuben Official Fellow Kostas Margellos on the mathematics of smart cities and the launch of the i-City Competition.

Research Fellow Saher Hasnain gives her view on the first Dining with Dinosaurs seminar in the Reuben Dining Hall, given by College President, Professor Lionel Tarassenko.

Read about Zhiyao's journey into AI-for-healthcare.

Jen, one of our first Reubenites, reflects on her experiences over the last four years.

Research Fellow Gemma Hughes reports on a discussion regarding diplomacy, forgiveness, and what it might mean to be a good ancestor

Lord Hague, Chancellor of the University, presents on the currents shaping history and the near future. Winok Lapidaire recaps.

Dr Jake Blackmore leads up through Professor Summerfield's talk on humanity's relationship with AI

What are Reuben College's research themes and strategic areas? And how can you get involved?

Konstantin Riedl (a Research Fellow at Reuben) gives details of the talks given at this term's Student Takeover of Tuesday Talks/DwD.

Research Fellow, Tess Johnson, comments on the final Tuesday Talks/DwD of the academic year

Philip Stier explains how artificial intelligence can transform our understanding of climate science, but only if the skills are there to harness technology successfully.

Can a machine learn to tell where and what a sound comes from via exposure to lots of stimuli, making connections and learning like a baby? Professor Zisserman presents.

Research Fellow Saher Husnain reflects on the 'When Science and Data meets Art seminar held in October 2022

Associate Research Fellows, Dr Rachel Parkinson & Dr Heloise Stevance, each present about the use of AI in this double session.

David Clifton is one of the research team who developed a rapid AI screening test for Covid-19.

Anders Sandberg explores some of history's most ambitious visions – and why they're not as 'impossible' as they seem.