The UTS AAII Research Seminar Series
The UTS AAII Research Seminar series is dedicated to fostering an engaging, inclusive, and interdisciplinary environment for internal and external AI researchers to share research ideas and findings in person. Our goal is to promote cross-lab communications and achieve visionary collaborations.
The series will encompass a wide range of AI topics, spanning from theoretical foundations to cutting-edge methodological development, cross-disciplinary applications, and insights from industry practices.
This monthly seminar series will offer valuable opportunities to invite world-renowned visiting scholars to share their latest research frontiers, mentor AAII’s middle and early career researchers with the guidance for research leadership, and educate HDR students to hone their presentation and communication skills to excel in their academic journeys.
‘Dynamic focus programming’ | Seminar 1
With Dr Peijun Guo (Yokohama National University, Japan)
‘Some attempts to realise Explainable, Trustworthy, and Bio-inspired NNs’ | Seminar 2
With Prof Nikhil R. Pal (Indian Statistical Institute, India).
‘Control Engineering, Signal Processing, Neuroimaging and AI Scepticism’ | Seminar 3
With Prof Victor Solo (University of New South Wales, Australia).
‘Aligning Language Agents’ Behaviours with Human Moral Norms’ | Seminar 4
With Prof Ling Chen (Australian Artificial Intelligence Institute, UTS).
‘Responsible AI Engineering: A System-Level Approach to Testing Transparency and Accountability’ | Seminar 5
With Prof Liming Zhu (CSIRO, Data61).
‘The Security and Privacy of Generative Data’ | Seminar 6
With A/Prof Bo Liu (Australian Artificial Intelligence Institute, UTS).
‘Data-driven Stability Assessment and Control for Renewable Electricity Systems’ | Seminar 7
With Dr Yuchen Zhang (Queensland University of Technology, Australia).
‘Data-centric Computer Vision’ | Seminar 8
With Dr Liang Zheng (School of Computing, ANU)
‘Machine Learning from Imperfect Information’ | Seminar 9
With Professor Masashi Sugiyama (The University of Tokyo)