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Research projects
Focused scientific study, led by Turing researchers, working with other academics and often industry collaborators, towards defined objectives. Turing research projects aim to be multidisciplinary and multi-institutional, delivering both scientific and real-world impact.
Pilot with authority for the financial markets
Developing an agent-based market simulator that can be used to test policy hypotheses
AI for Cyber Defence (AICD) research centre
Ensuring the security and privacy of computer networks and systems through fundamental and applied advances in intelligent agents
Exploring Children’s Rights and AI
Involving children in the development and implementation of artificial intelligence
Review of regulator-informed application of homomorphic encryption in finance and adjacent sectors
Building a picture of global regulator-involved activity in the homomorphic encryption space
Practicable data sharing across borders
Allowing data transfer and joint knowledge creation across different geographical and jurisdictional regions
Role of synthetic data in financial systems
Investigating the role and use of synthetic data in financial systems
Novel methodologies for assessing and evaluating synthetic data
Aiming to quantitatively and robustly characterise the fidelity, diversity, and generalisation performance of synthetic data
Simulating energy efficiency opportunities for households
Developing synthetic housing microsimulation tools for local authorities to explore inequalities in energy efficiency and target homes in need of retrofit and fuel poverty support
Synthetic data and privacy preservation
Exploring the use of synthetic data generators, which offer a naturally private way to generate high-quality data that preserves the statistical features of the original dataset
Economics nowcasting
Building methods to allow rapid assimilation of disparate data in national statistical estimates
Economic networks and transaction data
Developing a UK firm-to-firm payments/monetary flows dataset based on payments systems data to improve quality of economic analysis on key topics for UK policy makers
