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The Seven Sins of AI in Education and Research
AI can make work look convincing before its reasoning has been tested. Seven habits reveal how students and researchers can use AI while retaining curiosity, critical thinking and independent judgement.
Oct 12
Supervising PhD Researchers in the Age of AI
Reflections on PhD supervision, independence and scientific judgement when AI can complete more of the routine work.
Oct 5
Research Taste: The Art of Asking Questions Worth Pursuing
How do researchers learn to recognise questions worth pursuing? Reflections on curiosity, experiments, AI and helping PhD students develop independent scientific judgement.
Sep 28
ECCV 2026: Safe World Models for Trustworthy Embodied AI
The ECCV 2026 workshop brought together research on world models, robotics and safe deployment. Dandan Zhang co-organised the event and joined the panel on moving from synthesis towards real-world use.
May 17
2023 Hamlyn Symposium
A Hamlyn Symposium workshop on untethered micro- and nanorobotics for healthcare, covering actuation, navigation, control and AI-assisted analysis. Includes the programme, learning outcomes and organising team.
Jul 17, 2023
2022 Phase
PHASE 2022 brought academia and industry together in Bristol to examine autonomous systems with humans in or on the loop, across human factors, architecture, ethics, trust and robotics.
May 9, 2022
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