Advisory groups
The Turing would like to thank the members of the Advisory Groups which were stood up during this strategy development to help shape and direct the future vision and approach of the Institute.
Science & Innovation Advisory Group
Prof. Tom Rodden, Chief Scientific Advisor, Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sports (Chair), Prof. Ulrike Tillmann, Director, Isaac Newton Institute, Prof. Richard Samworth, Director Statistical Laboratory, University of Cambridge, Alex Van Someren, Chief Scientific Advisor, Government Office for Science, Dr Ruth Boumphrey, Chief Executive Officer, Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Dr Danijela Horak, Head of Machine Learning, R&D, BBC
Skills Advisory Group
Prof. Dame Wendy Hall, Regius Professor of Computer Science, University of Southampton (Chair), Frank Kelly, Trustee; Professor of the Mathematics of Systems, University of Cambridge, Iain Styles, Professor of Computational Life Sciences in the School of Computer Science at the University of Birmingham. Chair, Turing Skills Group, Vivienne Blackstone, Senior Manager, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, EPSRC, Jon Rowe, Programme Director for the Data Science for Science and Humanities programme, Alan Turing Institute, Graham Cormode, Professor of Computer Science, University of Warwick, Darren Seymour-Russell, Growth and Strategy Lead, Responsible AI, Data Science, Associate Director Accenture, Jane Goff, Skills and Training Initiative Lead Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, Kate Hazeldene, Leads delivery of AI widening participation scholarship projects; Course programme manager, Office for Student
Engagement & Ecosystem Advisory Group
Tabitha Goldstaub MBE, Chair, AI Council (Chair), Dr Kanta Dihal, Lecturer in Science Communication, Imperial College London, Tania Duarte, CEO, We and AI, Stefan Janusz, Head of AI Narratives, Office for AI, Dr Shakir Mohamed, Research Scientist, DeepMind, Kerry Sheehan, Head of Service Development and Innovation, Civil Service, Dr Stephanie Hare, Researcher, broadcaster and author, Amanda White, Director of Communications and Policy, HDRUK, Katie Matthews, Interim Chief Executive, Poet in the City, Cassie Smith, Head of Legal, Trust and Ethics, HDR UK, Jonathan Lenson, CEO, Milltown Partners
The Turing will remain open to feedback and responses from the community on the approach outlined in the strategy, understanding that our long-term vision must remain adaptive to changes in the wider landscape. At this time any queries should be directed to [email protected].