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An academic at the Institute for Safe Autonomy, University of York, has been awarded a prestigious Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Fellowship to accelerate the launch of a spin-out company dedicated to making communications networks fail-safe.

On 23 July, a delegation from the Institute for Safe Autonomy (ISA) visited the Offshore RenewableEnergy (ORE) Catapult’s Digital, Autonomous & Robotics Engineering Centre, (DARE) in Blyth fora comprehensive tour and in-depth discussions.

ISA were pleased to welcome Prof. Dr. Thomas Cleij, Dean of the Faculty of Science and Engineering, as well as esteemed colleagues from the Department of Advanced Computer Sciences, the Department of Philosophy, and other senior faculty members.

LNER’s Innovation Team recently visited the Institute for Safe Autonomy (ISA) at the University of York in order to explore opportunities for robotics and autonomous systems within the rail industry.

The University’s UKRI-funded AI centre for doctoral training in Lifelong Safety Assurance of AI-enabled Autonomous Systems (SAINTS CDT) has opened applications for its first cohort of PhD students.

The University of York is one of 16 universities to receive funding for a new Doctoral Training Centre in artificial intelligence (AI) to train the next generation of researchers and innovators.

Researchers have successfully tested a fibre-optic cable to pass quantum communications under the Irish Sea between the Republic of Ireland and England.

New network membership to support the University’s leading research in safe and responsible artificial intelligence (AI) systems.