The origin of dislike
We spoke to Indian novelist, critic and composer Amit Chaudhuri (Balliol, 1987) about his new book, The Origins of Dislike.
How AI can save the planet
Oxford University researchers are exploring ways that Artificial Intelligence can be used to improve the world, including wildlife conservation.
The art treasures of St Petersburg
The beautiful city of St Petersburg, often known as the ‘Venice of the North’, was founded by Peter the Great to demonstrate his wish that Russia was a major power with its roots firmly fixed in Europe. Accompanied by Professor Leporc, explore this grandest of cities with its elegant buildings and unsurpassed palaces located both in the city and the surrounding countryside. The visit has been specially planned for the end of February when the snow makes everything picturesque and the city looks magnificent.
Using AI to manage energy use
One Oxford start-up is using Artificial Intelligence to use farm land to produce renewable energy. Another uses AI to produce wearable technology which can diagnose joint pain.
How can Artificial Intelligence change the world?
Researchers at Oxford University are using AI to make healthcare smarter, provide reliable drinking water to African villages, create safe, self-driving cars and much much more.
The latest Oxford start-ups
The first cohort of entrepreneurs have completed the OXFO L.E.V8 accelerator at the new Oxford Foundry, including a platform to connect students and tutors and a system which reduces energy waste in buildings.
Brexit and the end of the British Empire
At our Alumni Weekend last month Professor Danny Dorling considered the real meaning of Brexit and how it relates to the end of Empire.
Booking opens tomorrow!
Our next Meeting Minds weekend will be held in Tokyo from 22-24 March 2019 and booking will open at 10am on 23 October 2018.
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Volunteer Leadership Forum and Alumni Weekend in Oxford - September 2018
Alumni group officers from across the globe came together in Oxford last month to share their successes and take home top tips for running their groups at the Volunteer Leadership Forum.
More than 30 groups were represented at the event, held in the Mathematical Institute on Woodstock Road, with committee members attending from as far afield as the US and Australia.
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