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AI in the Classroom

During this webinar we’ll examine the relationship between AI and education - its possibilities, limitations and dangers. We’ll also focus on a case study about an AI-driven webapp, developed by Newcastle University academics and partners within the city.

Date Time Location
Thursday 23 January 2025 12:30 - 13:30 (GMT) Online via Zoom
  • Guest Speakers
  • Online Viewing Available
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AI and the music industry: Can AI truly create an original work of music?

Join us on campus or online for our Newcastle Discover event with alumna Hazel Savage (Co-Founder of Musiio and VP of Music Intelligence at SoundCloud) to explore how AI is affecting the music industry.

Date Time Location
Thursday 13 February 2025 17:30 - 18:30 (GMT) Henry Daysh Building, Newcastle University (online viewing also available)
  • Guest Speakers
  • Online Viewing Available
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The future of AI is on the Edge

Edge AI focuses on safeguarding data integrity and the quality of learning associated with AI algorithms when they are exposed to cyber-attacks in edge computing environments. Join Dr Varun Ojha for this Newcastle Discover webinar to find out more.

Date Time Location
Thursday 27 February 2025 12:30 - 13:30 (GMT) Online via Zoom
  • Guest Speakers
  • Online Viewing Available
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Tech Tips: Making your mobile work for you

Join us for some practical advice on how to best co-ordinate and utilise apps and settings on your smart phone to help you in your everyday life.

Date Time Location
Thursday 20 March 2025 12:30 - 13:30 (GMT) Online via Zoom
  • Guest Speakers
  • Online Viewing Available
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Saving lives: Using AI to detect bowel cancer

Join us on campus or online for our Newcastle Discover event with Professor Colin Rees who will be outlining his pioneering COLO-DETECT trial, where an AI tool called "GI Genius" was used to analyse potential bowel abnormalities during a colonoscopy.

Date Time Location
Thursday 3 April 2025 17:30 - 18:30 (BST) Herschel Building, Newcastle University (online viewing also available)
  • Guest Speakers
  • Online Viewing Available