MINDS researchers present at NEXT-AI 2026
Aiden Graham and Michael Rontionov presented their work at NEXT-AI 2026 in Loughborough, a national workshop on neuromorphic technologies drawing over 120 participants from research and industry.
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Aiden Graham and Michael Rontionov presented their work at NEXT-AI 2026 in Loughborough, a national workshop on neuromorphic technologies drawing over 120 participants from research and industry.
Around 40 researchers from MINDS and the newly launched SustAI CDT gathered in January 2025 for a joint symposium focused on responsible research and innovation, with presentations spanning neuromorphic computing, energy demand and marine biodiversity.
MINDS researcher Olaf Lipinski explored how AI research into emergent communication might hold the key to deciphering unknown languages, in a public article published in The Conversation in November 2024.
Rudra Mutalik was part of the first-place team at CLPsych 2024 in Malta, a shared task focused on identifying risk indicators in online text, held at one of Europe's leading computational linguistics conferences.
Three MINDS CDT researchers, Alex Wang, Chris Subia-Waud and Caterina Sbandati, launched Edlan in 2023, an AI consultancy helping businesses apply machine learning to practical problems.
MINDS doctoral researchers joined students from four other universities in London in March 2023 for a day of enterprise training, including talks from founders and a panel discussion on taking research from the lab to the market.
Thirty-two students from cohorts 1 to 4 gathered in January 2023 for the first MINDS annual symposium, with presentations ranging from final-year PhD results to five-minute research overviews from newer cohorts.
MINDS student Elliot Stein wrote a public-facing article on Dynamic Causal Modelling following his summer 2022 internship at Embecosm, making complex research accessible to a general audience on Medium.
MINDS students and Dr Dimitra Georgiadou joined industry partners at a TechNES workshop to help develop practical AI guidance for electronics engineers, contributing to an open AI Observatory wiki on GitHub.