Join us for a BioYUFE webinar on the topic of Artificial Intelligence in Education and Research on 28 November 2024 at 13-14:00h CET (12-13:00 GMT)

Prof. Aki Härmä (Maastricht University, The Netherlands) and Dr Jennifer Hoyal-Cuthill (University of Essex, United Kingdom) will lead a discussion on the application of artificial intelligence to ‘interactive’ learning and pattern recognition.

In this webinar, Prof. Aki Härmä will present on the use of generative language models in teaching while Dr Jennifer Hoyal-Cuthill will report on her collaboration with the Natural History Museum in London to explore the evolution of butterflies using machine-learning.

Registered attendees will recieve a Zoom link in advance of the webinar.

Following up from this BioYUFE Webinar, the next webinars in our series are scheduled for:

28 March 2025 at 14-15:30 CET on the topic of Neglected Biodiversity. Prof. Marko Rholfs (Insect and Chemical Ecology, Bremen University, Germany) and Teun Joshua Brandt (Literature & Culture, Groningen University, Netherlands) will discuss overlooked species in kitchens and popular culture.
8 April 2025 at 13-14:00h CEST on the topic of Military Ecology. Speakers include Prof. Volodymyr Ustymenko and Illia Tsyhanenko-Dziubenko (both at Zhytomyr Polytechnic State University, Ukraine)
3 June 2025 at 13-14:00h CEST on the topic of Green Exercise and Mental Health. Speakers include Prof. Nick Bradshaw and Prof. Luca Malatesti (both University of Rijeka, Croatia), and Dr Nick Cooper and Dr Jo Barton (both University of Essex, United Kingdom).

These webinars provide an open forum for discussion, and comments and questions from all participants are most welcome.

BioYUFE Webinar: AI in Education and Research