LIDA Seminar Series
LIDA Seminar Series
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Due to recent developments, and in accordance with the University’s policy of moving all classes online, for the foreseeable future all LIDA Seminars will be delivered digitally. There will not be the opportunity to present or attend the seminars in person until further notice.
Resources permitting, we will aim to deliver digitally recorded seminar presentations every other Thursday as per the current seminar schedule, although this may not always be possible. Updates on when digital presentations are available to download will made via this webpage and the LIDA twitter account (@LIDA_UK).
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2020 Seminars
10th December
LIDA Seminar
These presentations will be available at a later date.
Presentation 1: Using Protein Quantitative Trait Loci and Polygenic Risk Scores to Identify Novel Therapeutic Targets in Giant Cell Arteritis.
By: Natalie Chaddock
Presentation 2: Tools for Reproducible Research.
By: Alex Coleman
More26th November
LIDA Seminar
These presentations will be available at a later date.
Presentation 1: Methods for Real-time Pedestrian Simulation
By: Keiran Suchak
Presentation 2: Hierarchical Clustering of X-band Weather Radar Data
By: Maryna Lukach
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2nd April
LIDA Intern Seminar
These presentations will be available at a later date.
Presentation 1: Project Update – Advancing analytics for Police resource deployment
By: Rob Long
Presentation 2: Project Update – Changes in meat consumption patterns in the UK – investigation using loyalty card data
By: Patrycja Delong
Presentation 3: Project Update – How can we detect Cancer Symptoms from Electronic Health Records?
By: Maab Ibrahim
Presentation 4: Project Update – Assessing the presence of food deserts in the UK
By: Francisco Videira
24 April
Pre-recorded presentation and slide pack available at the MORE link below.
CDAS CDT Internship Project Seminar
Presentation: Restricting in-store food promotions; automated wide-scale application of the UK Nutrient Profile Model
By: Vicki Jenneson