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---
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section_id: about
members:
- name: Neil Lawrence
position: Professor of Machine Learning
desc:
Neil Lawrence is the inaugural DeepMind Professor of Machine Learning at the University of Cambridge. His main interest is the interaction of machine learning with the physical world. This has inspired new research directions at the interface of machine learning and systems research, this work is funded by a Senior AI Fellowship from the Alan Turing Institute. Neil is also visiting Professor at the University of Sheffield and the co-host of Talking Machines.
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url: https://inverseprobability.com
- name: Jessica Montgomery
position: Executive Director
desc:
Jessica is Executive Director of the Accelerate Programme for Scientific Discovery. She is also Director of the Data Trusts Initiative, a project tackling the actions needed to create trustworthy data governance frameworks. Her interests in AI and its consequences for science and society stem from her policy career, in which she worked with parliamentarians, leading researchers and civil society organisations to bring scientific evidence to bear on major policy issues.
avatar: images/Jess.jpg
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- name: Carl Henrik Ek
position: Senior Lecturer
desc:
Carl Henrik is a senior lecturer at the University of Cambridge. His research is focused on building sound statistical models that are applicable to real world data. Most of his work to date have been on Bayesian non-parametric models which allows for principled treatment of uncertainty, easy interpretability and adaptable complexity. He is interested in the developing field of probabilistic numerics and has worked on reinforcement learning and Bayesian optimisation.
avatar: images/CarlHenrik.jpg
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- name: Coordinator
position: Accelerate Programme Coordinator
desc:
The Accelerate Programme is an interdisciplinary research team using machine learning to advance the frontiers of science. It is based in Cambridge University’s Department for Computer Science and Technology. Our Programme Coordinator supports the team's activities in research, education and learning, and events and engagement, and can help respond to queries about forthcoming Programme activities. To contact the Programme Coordinator, please email accelerate-science@cl.cam.ac.uk
avatar: images/APSci_place-holder.jpg
socials:
- name: Bingqing Cheng
position: Departmental Early Career Academic Fellow
desc:
Bingqing's research uses computer simulations to understand and predict material properties, with a particular focus on exploiting machine-learning (ML) methods to extend the scope of atomistic simulations. She has investigated phenomena and problems including interfaces, nucleation, crystal plasticity, nuclear quantum effects, crystal defects, and thermodynamic stabilities of materials.
avatar: images/Bingqing.jpg
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url: http://twitter.com/chengbingqing
- name: Bianca Dumitrascu
position: Departmental Early Career Academic Fellow
desc:
Bianca works at the intersection of machine learning and genetics. Her main research interest is understanding how local molecular rules give raise to emergent spatial patterns in the context of biological dynamical systems. To this end, she uses techniques from statistical optimization, statistical physics and domain adaptation to identify contextual phenotypes in spatial transcriptomic data and to understand the identity of single cells and their interactions in early development. She is also interested in active learning and graphical neural networks as models to study the effects and side-effects of drug cocktails.
avatar: images/Bianca.jpg
socials:
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url: http://twitter.com/bidumit
- name: Challenger Mishra
position: Departmental Early Career Academic Fellow
desc:
Challenger is a theoretical physicist working on the long-standing problem of quantising gravity. A Rhodes scholarship allowed him to pursue his passion in understanding fundamental physical processes, by undertaking doctoral work on String theory at the Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics, University of Oxford. His recently completed thesis contributed towards a deeper understanding of how String theory could explain some of the fundamental mysteries of the universe. Currently, he is working on problems in theoretical machine learning, and exploiting its various tools to understand String theory as a problem in big data.
avatar: images/Challenger.jpg
socials:
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url: http://twitter.com/challenger1987
- name: Sarah Morgan
position: Departmental Early Career Academic Fellow
desc:
Sarah's research applies machine learning, network science and Natural Language Processing to better understand and predict mental health conditions. A main focus is using brain connectivity derived from MRI to predict disease trajectories for patients with schizophrenia. Sarah is also interested in using transcribed speech data to perform similar prediction problems.
avatar: images/SarahM.jpg
socials:
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url: http://twitter.com/sarah_morgan_uk
advisory:
- name: Ann Copestake
position: Head of the Department of Computer Science and Technology
desc:
avatar: images/Ann.jpg
- name: Mark Girolami
position: Professor of Computing and Inferential Science
desc:
avatar: images/Mark.jpg
- name: Austen Lamacraft
position: Professor of Theoretical Physics
desc:
avatar: images/Austen.jpg
- name: Neil Lawrence
position: DeepMind Professor of Machine Learning
desc:
avatar: images/Neil.jpg
- name: Sarah Teichmann
position: Director of Research, Department of Physics, and Head of Cellular Genetics, Wellcome Sanger Institute
desc:
avatar: images/SarahT.jpg
- name: Richard Turner
position: Professor of Machine Learning
desc:
avatar: images/Rich.jpg
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<h2>About Us</h2>
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<p>Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to become an engine for scientific discovery across disciplines – from predicting the impact of climate change, to using genetic data to create new healthcare treatments, and from finding new astronomical phenomena to identifying new materials here on Earth.
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The Accelerate Programme for Scientific Discovery will advance the frontiers of science through the application of AI.
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Supported by a donation from <a href='https://schmidtfutures.com/' target='_blank'>Schmidt Futures</a>, a philanthropic initiative founded by Eric and Wendy Schmidt, the Accelerate Programme will provide young researchers with specialised training in AI techniques, equipping them with the skills they need to use machine learning and AI to power their research.
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By pursuing an ambitious research agenda that applies machine learning to the scientific challenges of the 21st century, the Programme will generate insights that accelerate scientific progress and create AI tools that are capable of delivering benefits for science and society.
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