Nicole Baker introduces the topic of pharmacovigilance and how Biologit seeks to use AI to help ensure safety when it comes to prescribing and using medicines. The slides to accompany the presentation can be found at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ATduAc1cGQBs4apJOvZuoTZM253rbaBm/view?usp=sharing

More information about Biologit can be found on their website: https://www.biologit.com/

Professor Dave Lewis is an expert in data governance, ethics and privacy. The way companies have to handle data has become more complex and many companies need to engage digitally. Professor Lewis is an expert in how data is managed across a range of areas. He is also the head of the discipline of AI within Trinity College Dublin.

Sebastian's research focuses on speech synthesis analysis and evaluation.

Owen is an expert in technology personalisation which aims to connect humans to the right content in the right form at the right time.

Natalia is working on the iADAATPA project to evaluate the output quality of diverse Machine Translation engines developed by industry partners.

Maja's research interests include machine translation, machine and human evaluation, combining linguistic knowledge and data-driven methods in NLP, as well as under-resourced European languages.

Lucy's research focuses on linked data for the library domain. This helps librarians make connections between their data and data that is held in other libraries.

Kieran's research is in the domain of personalised mobile notification management and how those push notifications can be smarter.

Kevin's background in philosophy provided him with a platform to question the cognitive questions that surround AI, chatbots and personalised devices. He has a keen interest in the ethics of AI and the impact and future of social media.

Harsh's research looks at semantic web technologies for an open and extensible approach for assessment, demonstration, and documentation of GDPR regulatory compliance; with interests in ethics and privacy.