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Since 2022, a small group of Nursing and Medical students have been quietly building an exciting and innovative collaboration that is changing lives in and around Edinburgh for the better. They have recently been nominated for and even won several prestigious Scottish awards in recognition of their impact and commitment to their work, including the Newton Prize at […]
In this post, Dr Brian McGrail describes how he uses Microsoft Co-Pilot to synthetically create podcast episodes to digitise course content that has been fully created by humans for Lifelong Learning education. Brian is a Lecturer (Social Sciences) and Course Organiser in the Centre for Open Learning. This post is part of the Podcasting in Learning and […]
Title: Do Deep Ensembles Capture Uncertainty in Graph Neural Networks? Abstract: Deep ensembles are the standard for uncertainty quantification in deep learning, but their effectiveness for graph-structured data is often just assumed based on their success in other domains, like computer vision. This talk presents the results of my recent paper, which studies […]
Supervisors: Dr Mark Naylor, Prof Hugh Sinclair, Dr Stella Pytharouli, Calum Cuthill Summary You will improve and test our prototype arduino based low-cost seismic logger which is designed for meduim-term deployments, with telemetry, in harsh environments such as debris flow sites. Project background Seismology can be used to monitor the initiation and evolution of various […]
February 2021 brought the coldest weather (and best ski season) for 10 years to the highlands of Scotland. Much of this was due to Storm Darcy (the Beast from the East II) a low pressure weather system of cold air pushed from Russia and Eastern Europe. The geo narrative i explore in Thawsonification is how […]
David Krame Kadurha, an MSc Student in Operational Research with Data Science, is from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In this blog, he shares how he has adapted to studying in Edinburgh.
