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CHIA Seminar Series: Patricia Paskov

Please join us for the CHIA Seminar Series featuring a talk on RCTs and frontier AI by RAND’s Patricia Paskov.

13 March 2026

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Upcoming Events

Past Events

18 February 2026

Seminar: Understanding Gaze Behaviour in Human-Computer/AI Interaction

Dr Danqing Shi, a postdoctoral research associate in machine learning at the University of Cambridge, will give a talk about gaze behaviour in human-computer/AI interaction.

09 February 2026

Panel Discussion: From Lab to Launch

On 9 February, CHIA’s Early Career Community hosted a moderated panel on how to set up a start-up.

06 February 2026

CHIA Seminar: Aligning AI Models for Global Health Applications

On 6 February, CHIA hosted Dr Poppy Mallinson, Assistant Professor at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and Professor Sanjay Kinra, Professor at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, for a seminar on the global health applications of AI.

26 December 2025

CHIA 2025 Bridgemas

02 December 2025

Early Career Community: Bridgemas

Save the date for our Early Career Community Bridgemas Party on 2 December 2025.

 

14 November 2025

Beyond the Digital Divide? AI and Work in Africa

Join Prof Anna Barford, CHIA Steering Committee member, as she discusses work and AI in Africa.

11 November 2025

Early Career Community: Elevator Pitch Workshop

Refine your 1-minute research pitch with experts from the Early Career Community.

04 November 2025

Early Career Community: Meet Our Advanced Social Robot

Join our Early Career Community for a seminar, discussion and robot meet and greet!

21 October 2025

Early Career Community: Cognitive Alignment Research Group

Join our student-led research group focussing on AI Cognition.

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