Events
We run a variety of events, from regular research seminars and schools activities to international conferences. See our past and upcoming public events.
Upcoming events
Past events
2026
Self-Supervised Deep Learning Methods for Hyperspectral Image Analysis of Soil Properties in Agricultural Applications
Trustworthy Analysis of Radiotherapy Images with Artificial Intelligence
Democratising Sketch-based Vision Applications via Foundation Models
From Harry Potter to Robust Regression: A career in computer vision and AI for visual effects, and a return to basic research
Decentralised Content Platforms for Equitable and Privacy-Preserving Media Use in Generative AI
Quality Estimation for Machine Translation in Low-Resource Settings
Multi-Modal Narrative Understanding for Videos
Conversation Focus on Ray-Ban Meta Glasses: Challenges and Research Directions for AR/VR Audio Features
Architecture and Objective Design for Robust Recommendation under Sparse Implicit Feedback
Exploiting Developments in Auto-Machine Learning to Advance the Field of Audio-Machine Learning
2025
Improving 3D Human Pose Estimation and Rendering for Sign Language
From Physics to Clinical Concepts: Pathways to Generalisable and Trustworthy AI in Medical Imaging
High Quality Audio Generation with Latent Diffusion Models
Towards Explainable Speaker Recognition Neural Networks
Design and evaluation of a novel methodology for stereotactic ablative radiotherapy for lung cancer
2024
SceneTrilogy: On Scene Sketches and its Relationship with Text and Photo
Neural Rendering and Relighting of Humans
Generative Models for Computational Relighting
Cross-Domain Computer Vision and Machine Learning for Autonomous Vehicle Navigation
Toward Efficient On-device AI: the Model, the Training, and the Deployment
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
Computational AI validation: How to use realistic environment and sensor simulation to make perception in autonomous driving safe
Human movement understanding for visual computing
Face recognition accuracy of forensic examiners, super recognisers, and face recognition algorithms
Making computer vision systems that work: Boujou, Kinect, HoloLens
Assessment and management of people with a disorder of consciousness