Microsoft Data + AI Hackathon held in partnership with the University of Oxford and Observable HQ
How many major cities like London and New York been affected by Covid-19 and how can we use historical data to explore how these effects might impact us in a post-Covid world? This was the question posed at a Microsoft Data + AI Hackathon held in partnership with theUniversity of OxfordandObservable HQat theNew York City Reactor Meetup space.How to take an engineering-led approach in teaching AI for Edge devices
The Artificial Intelligence: Cloud and Edge implementations is a full-stack AI course I teach at the University of Oxford. Because the course covers MLOps, Edge, and AI – the scope is vast. In addition, the course takes an engineering-led approach. This blog explains the rationale and implications of taking an engineering-led approach for teaching AI for Edge devices and how we use Microsoft LEARN to achieve our course objectives.Microsoft Project15 & University of Oxford Capstone Project with Elephant Listening Project Team 1
What is the Project 15 Challenge? We have big problems to solve in this world and we are running out of time. It can be overwhelming to think about. But if we as a technical community and scientific community come together, we can do this. We must. To put it simply, the P15 Challenge is an attempt to get to scale on unlocking and unblocking unsolved use cases in conservation and sustainability. By putting the use cases “out there” for the open-source developer community and academic community to learn what they can help solve.
Learn TV - Run cognitive services on IoT edge - 19th October 2020
On the 19th October at 1PM PDT, 9PM BST, Marko Paloski, a Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador from Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, North Macedonia, and Jim Bennett, a Cloud Advocate from Microsoft will livestream an in-depth walkthrough of how to run cognitive services on IoT Edge on Learn TV.University of Oxford AI Edge Engineer Microsoft Learn TV 1 hour Special - 1st October
Now, we're bringing together the team at Microsoft and the academics at University of Oxford that worked to build this learning path - and you can meet them and find out more about this free Learning Path, as well as some of the amazing applications of these technologies, at our event on 1st October.An RNN-Powered Mental Healthcare Bot - Team Soothey from Oxford University Imagine Cup 2018 Finalists
First published on MSDN on Apr 16, 2018 Guest post Shu Ishida, Maris Serzans – University of Oxford Imagine Cup 2018 UK Finalist Where to find our Imagine Cup projectOur Imagine Cup project is built on Microsoft Bot Framework using Node.University of Oxford's Interdisciplinary Bioscience Doctoral Training Programme Data Hack
First published on MSDN on Jan 24, 2018 Guest blog by Ellen Pasternack, DPhil candidate at the University of OxfordAbout meHi! I'm Ellen Pasternack, a DPhil candidate in the University of Oxford's Interdisciplinary Bioscience Doctoral Training Programme.
