Alan Turing was born on 23 June 1912 in London’s Maida Vale. He went on to spectacular achievements in his lifetime and beyond and, to celebrate the birthday of this incredible person, the Turing presents just some of the ways in which we continue and expand on Alan Turing’s work.
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The Institute is named in Alan Turing's honour, but what does the man and his work mean to us, our community and our research? Find out what Alan Turing means to us.
Our integrated research programme with a goal to deploy data science and AI in priority areas to support the UK economy.
The latest brilliant thoughts and ideas from the Turing community.
Whether it’s academia, industry or government, we bring together the brilliant minds of the ecosystem to work in collaboration on everyday societal issues.
Through partnerships, this programme’s vision is to use AI to ensure a safe, secure and prosperous society.
We aim to drive growth through digital and data-driven technologies across the whole economy.
A class of AI systems characterised by the use of very large language models, such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s LaMDA.
Working to mobilise data science and AI research to explore climate and sustainability challenges.
Our health researchers are working to accelerate understanding of human disease and improve human health through AI and statistical science.
To make great leaps in research, we need to better reflect the diverse nature of the world.
We convene across diverse backgrounds to ensure a joined-up approach is used in data science research and innovation.
We share our knowledge and expertise to drive an informed public conversation.
Horizon-scanning across the UK’s landscape to find ways data science and AI can be applied to real-world challenges.
We apply machine learning techniques to projects that span multiple disciplines.
Through the Turing, you can network with our brilliant students, exceptional researchers and specialist fellows.
Providing development opportunities through academic programmes, training, and applied and national skills.
Our research programme works with policymakers using data to solve problems and develop ethical foundations.
We pride ourselves on quality; we are dedicated to research excellence and problem-solving.
We connect research to applications, helping create useable and sustainable tools, practices and systems.
Highlighting the brilliant minds working at the Turing.
Harnessing the power of digital twins with the brand new Turing Research Innovation Cluster (TRIC).
We are the national institute for data science and AI.
Addressing how AI is visualised across the nation and mending public perceptions.
We showcase the UK’s capacity in data science and AI with worldwide organisations that share our principles and vision.
Gathering data on how industrial CT (x-ray) scanners are damaged through usage, so they can be maintained to a high quality.
Building a better world for you through data science research and innovation.
A two-week Turing data study group developed an algorithm identifying species of zooplankton, deployed on a ship six months later.