Get involved
There are a number of ways that you can get involved and engage with the Turing Institute. For further information or questions about any of these channels or opportunities please contact
Dr Emily Paremain, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Institute (IDSAI) Manager and The Alan Turing Institute University Liaison Manager or the IDSAI Team.
Turing Fellows are established scholars with proven research excellence in data science, artificial intelligence, or a related field. They contribute to new ideas, drive collaborative projects, secure external funding and provide research expertise which is actively connected with the Turing and its network of universities and industry partners.
Exeter currently has 23 Turing Fellows – you can find a full list and further details here.
Information about The Alan Turing Institute is available here.
Researchers gathering around shared areas of interest in data science and AI with the aim to share ideas and knowledge and spark new ideas for collaborations and projects.
A full list of the Turing Special Interest Groups and their organisers is available on the Turing website.
Turing organise and host a range of talks, workshops, seminars and conferences which colleagues can register to attend and / or participate in. The events are designed to teach, engage, and inspire people with all levels of data science and artificial intelligence experience. A full listing of events is available on the Turing website.
Many of Turing’s events are also recorded and you can browse the video archive on their YouTube channel.
The Turing enrichment scheme offers students currently enrolled on a doctoral programme at a UK university the opportunity to join us for up to 12 months at the Turing. Students continue their PhD in conjunction with their current supervisor, while enriching their research and making new collaborations during their time at the Institute.
More information and contact details can be found on the Turing website.
Data Study groups (DSGs) are intensive five day 'collaborative hackathons' hosted at the Turing, which bring together organisations from industry, government, and the third sector, with talented multi-disciplinary researchers from academia. Organisations act as Data Study Group 'Challenge Owners', providing real-world problems to be tackled by small groups of highly talented, carefully selected researchers.
You can get involved in DSGs as a researcher, Principal Investigator or Challenge Owner
The Turing are looking for early career researchers interested in acting as a Principal Investigator (PI) at the Turing’s Data Study Groups (DSGs). This opportunity is primarily for early career academics. Applications should be submitted as soon as possible. Information and application details are available here.
For all available opportunities for research calls and seed funding please visit the Turing website.
