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What is the Enrichment scheme like?

Hear from former Turing PhD Enrichment scheme students about the experience in their own words:

Please note that the scheme offering is subject to changes every year and opportunities presented by previous students may not currently be available.

Yearbooks

Find out what being an Enrichment student looked like for previous students and how they further developed their research during their time at the Turing:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Testimonials

Hear more about the programme from our previous students:

Elisa Rauseo – Queen Mary University of London

“Being engaged in the Enrichment scheme has significantly enhanced my data science skills and introduced me to new methodologies that are invaluable to my PhD research. Additionally, it has provided me with the chance to engage with the vibrant Turing community. This experience has not only catalysed fruitful connections that have enriched my PhD work but has also laid the foundation for a future career at the intersection of artificial intelligence and medicine.” – Elisa Rauseo

Maria Delgado-Ortet – University of Cambridge

“A major highlight was winning the PitchFest at AI UK 2023, with invaluable support from the RAM team. This marked a significant milestone, providing a platform to showcase my ideas, gain recognition for my work, and foster new connections within the AI community.” – Maria Delgado-Ortet

Ezra Herman – University of York

“Most of all, I have valued the scheme for the people that I have met. Every day I looked forward to working at the office for the interactions I would have with the Enrichment cohort. The change of scenery from my university department also provided a breath of fresh air to my research. Finally, I enjoyed the events organised by the Turing and fellow Enrichment students.” – Ezra Herman

Abdulrahman Abdullatif Alsayed – University of St Andrews

"The Enrichment scheme was a unique opportunity that provided me with valuable resources and contributed to my development as a PhD researcher. It enabled me to expand my interdisciplinary interests in the fields of artificial intelligence and data science, enhancing my work in linguistics. Attending informative events at the Turing, being able to speak to people across the Institute and working with the Academic Services team as a student rep, helped me to develop a diverse set of skills." – Abdulrahman Abdullatif Alsayed

Publications

The Turing's Defence & Security team published the following publications together with Enrichment students:

Canaries and Whistles: Resilient Drone Communication Networks with (or without) Deep Reinforcement Learning

Canaries and Whistles: Resilient Drone Communication Networks with (or without) Deep Reinforcement Learning | Proceedings of the 16th ACM Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Security

Inroads into Autonomous Network Defence using Explained Reinforcement Learning

Inroads into Autonomous Network Defence using Explained Reinforcement Learning

Autonomous Network Defence using Reinforcement Learning

Autonomous Network Defence using Reinforcement Learning | Proceedings of the 2022 ACM on Asia Conference on Computer and Communications Security

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