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The Accelerate Programme in collaboration with C2D3 is offering small grants for Cambridge University researchers pursuing innovative applications of AI, in research or real-world contexts. Funding can support a variety of activities, including research, events, workshops, teaching, software development, or software development, with a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Sebastian Hickman, PhD student, AI for the study of Environmental Risks CDT and Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry and Paul Griffiths were awarded funding through the Accelerate Science and the Cambridge Centre for Data-Driven Discovery funding scheme in 2022.

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Accelerate's Machine Learning Clinic helps Cambridge University researchers resolve engineering issues they might encounter when implementing machine learning methods. Simply log your issue via the Clinic’s form and one of the Clinic’s engineers will follow-up with you. The clinic is designed to help with challenging software issues a scientist encounters in all phases of the research pipeline when utilising machine learning.

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Successfully funded projects to pursue innovative applications of AI in research and real world contexts.

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Tracking changes in the ‘soundscape’ – as Dr Sarab Sethi calls it – is at the heart of his pioneering approach to monitoring biodiversity.

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