From predicting protein structures to analysing complex data, AI is profoundly changing the way scientists work and generate new knowledge.
In this panel discussion, experts from diverse corners of the research ecosystem will discuss how AI is accelerating innovation, the opportunities and challenges it presents, and what this means for trust in science.
Dr Stefan Harrer (Data61, CSIRO) connects safe and trustworthy AI systems with human decision-makers in health, biotech and pharma.
Professor Karin Verspoor (RMIT University) researches AI methods for biological discovery and clinical decision support, using machine learning to extract insights from the academic literature.
Associate Professor Michelle Riedlinger (Queensland University of Technology) is an expert in public engagement and research communication.
Dr Ehsan Nabavi (Centre for the Public Awareness of Science) leads the Australian National University's Responsible Innovation Lab.
Join for a thought-provoking conversation on the role of AI in the scientific endeavour and what this means for the role of science in society.
Accessibility
- Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
When
9 Dec
5:30pm–7pm
Price
$15 - $20
General admission: $20pp
Student: $15pp
