Robyn Williams
Scientific Computing in an AI World
A conversation
Scientific computing – loosely defined as model-based computation – is everywhere (even if often hidden) in the modern world, from weather forecasts to smart phone design. In this public event scientific computing meets the modern world of artificial intelligence, which can be a data-driven, model-free zone.
In this conversation, experts from a range of disciplines will explore the connections and challenges, and chart a way forward.
Chaired by a renowned science communicator Robyn Williams AO FAA, a panel of UNSW experts meets with Prof. Mike Giles (University of Oxford) to discuss Scientific Computing in an AI world.
Networking and refreshments will be held in the Colombo foyer from 5.45pm. Panel commencing at 6.30pm.
Chair
Panel
Mike Giles (University of Oxford)
Sahani Pathiraja (UNSW)
Ian Sloan (UNSW)
Wenjie Zhang (UNSW)
Series
Nexus Events
Date
Thursday 11 May
5:45pm - 6:30pm: Networking and Refreshments.
6:30pm - 7:30pm: Panel Discussion.
Venue
Colombo B
Registration