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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.
Effects of climate change on extreme weather events
Using 'distributional downscaling' to predict the effects of climate change on extreme weather events
Machine learning prediction of plant chemical production
Investigating the modeling and prediction of the biosynthesis of triterpene natural products in plants
Agent-based models of police resourcing and demand
Developing proof of concept models to unpick police supply and demand interactions
Understanding Arctic sea ice loss
Using machine learning techniques to understand the complex interactions between climate and Arctic sea ice
Disease trajectories of atrial fibrillation
Taking a machine learning approach to understanding the diseases related to abnormal heart rhythm
Solar nowcasting with machine vision
Enabling worldwide solar photovoltaic (PV) nowcasting via machine vision and open data
Predicting the function of human genes
Using deep neural networks to infer currently unknown functions of human protein-coding genes
Deep learning in cryogenic electron microscopy
Using deep learning to improve the determination of structures in biological macromolecules in cryogenic electron microscopy
Aerospace digital twinning in virtual reality
Developing cutting edge digital twin technologies for the aerospace sector
Digital biomarkers for preventive personalised healthcare
Investigating how self-monitoring using wearable devices may help detect the early onset of metabolic diseases
Streaming data modelling for real-time monitoring and forecasting
Developing scalable algorithms for extracting useful information from large, complex and ever-growing data sets in near real time
An analytics dashboard for A&E
Developing a digital tool that uses advanced analytics to assist A&E nurses in safely triaging the most critical patients
Harms arising from targeted online 'nudging'
Exploring what can be done to ensure that the influences of online ‘nudges’ do not become manipulative or harmful to vulnerable groups
