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REG Impact Stories
Enabling researchers to work safely with sensitive data
Our open-source project is making it easier for other organisations to create secure computing environments
Revealing hidden details of the ocean floor
An algorithm that automatically detects and classifies marine creatures called sea pens
Helping London to navigate lockdown safely
Project Odysseus monitors activity on the streets of London, allowing authorities to make interventions to keep people socially distanced
Twinning ways: how digital twins will change our world for the better
Turing researchers are creating virtual bridges, farms and truck fleets to benefit the real-world counterparts
Better together: The people-centred approaches driving forward data ethics
Participatory projects at the Turing are leading the way for responsible research and innovation in data science
Providing COVID-19 expertise to the UK government
The Turing-RSS Health Data Lab delivered invaluable insights to the UK Health Security Agency throughout the pandemic
Bridging the gap between physical and digital
The Turing’s data-centric engineering programme and its collaborators are unlocking insights into the world-first 3D printed steel bridge, using innovative data science techniques and ‘digital twin’ technology
Supporting innovation in the fintech sector
The Turing evaluated the synthetic data used in the Financial Conduct Authority’s Digital Sandbox Pilot
Predicting conflict – a year in advance
Ground-breaking technology developed at The Alan Turing Institute could revolutionise the prediction of global conflict, boosting peacekeeping efforts and saving lives
Putting the AI in air traffic control
The UK’s leading air traffic control provider, NATS, has teamed up with the Turing to explore how the industry can evolve with machine learning
Dynamic forecasting with British Airways
Predicting demand for flights is central to airline business strategy, and enormously complex. In collaboration with British Airways, the Turing has developed novel machine learning techniques to tackle the challenge
