An event where businesses can explore potential partnership opportunities with the University of Exeter focusing on data science and AI will be held at Exeter Science Park.
The University’s Data Science and AI Institute (IDSAI) will be hosting a ‘Show and Tell’ event, building on the success of IDSAI and the recent significant investment of £50 million into the Accelerating Data Science and AI (ADA) project.
The event takes place on 30th July and is organised by Exeter Innovation in partnership with SETsquared Exeter.
The aim is to support the creation of partnerships with universities to foster innovation and growth, particularly for local businesses integrating data science and AI into their operations.
It promises to be a day filled with insights, discussions and networking opportunities, where attendees will have the chance to engage with leading experts in data science and artificial intelligence (AI) and explore the latest trends and advancements in these rapidly evolving fields.
Oliver Hauser, Deputy Director of IDSAI, said: “Hosted at Exeter Science Park, the Exeter AI event embodies our commitment to advancing data science and AI, fostering impactful academic and industry collaborations and driving innovation for local businesses.”
Dr Emily Palemaine, Director of the Data Science and AI Institute and liaison to the Turing Institute, said: “The 'Show and Tell' event is a great opportunity for businesses to discover how data science and AI are being developed and embedded into innovation and processes, unlocking new opportunities and efficiencies that can lead to business growth and value creation.”
Joe Pearce, head of business support at Exeter Innovation, said: “By fostering collaboration between academia and industry, we can unlock new possibilities and create a vibrant ecosystem for technological advancements.”
Highlights of the event include presentations by researchers and industry leaders, interactive sessions showcasing cutting-edge research, and networking opportunities with experts from various fields. Whether you're an experienced professional or just getting started, this event will provide valuable insights and knowledge for anyone interested in data science and AI.
Jason Buck, senior business development manager at Exeter Science Park, said: “This event is perfect for local businesses looking to integrate data science and AI into their operations, providing them with the tools and knowledge they need to stay competitive in today's data-driven world. By partnering with the University of Exeter, businesses will have access to expertise and resources to capitalise on innovation, deliver change and drive economic growth.”
