Winner - Dr Yvonne Lu, Engineering Science Dept - From sensors to systems: building low-latency, privacy-preserving remote health monitoring with in-network machine learning
Running from 11.20-12.30 in L2
- Safe & Intelligent Brain-Robot Interfaces: Bridging One-Shot Learning with Runtime Verification (Tasha Kim, Department of Engineering) - Click here to download a copy of Tasha's presentation.
- Data representation and algorithmic choices in sports cardiology: a bias-aware neural architecture search-driven arrhythmia classification (Erik Vanegas Muller, Department of Engineering) - Click here to download a copy of Erik's presentation.
- Interdisciplinary Life and Environmental Science - Estimating the potential health impacts of community-wide vaccination against Klebsiella pneumoniae bloodstream infections in older adults in England: A mathematical modelling study (Lay Dewi, Interdisciplinary Life and Environmental Science )
- From sensors to systems: building low-latency, privacy-preserving remote health monitoring with in-network machine learning (Huiqi Yvonne Lu, Department of Engineering)
- The role of multi-annotator datasets in medical segmentation uncertainty (Sophie Fischer, Department of Computer Science) - Click here to download a copy of Sophie's presentation.
