Zeitgeist: Past Events
| Date | Speaker | Title | Watch recording here | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21st-24th Feb 2023 | CUSP London Data Dive - Dr Jayati Das-Munshi | Mental Health Analytics | Dr Jayati Das-Munshi | |
| 24th Feb 2023 | CUSP London Data Dive | Student Presentations | Student Presentations | |
| 24th Feb 2023 | CUSP London Data Dive | Student presentations and awards | Awards | |
| 26th Jan 2023 2pm-3pm | Mike Brondbjerg | Data Visualisation in London’s City Intelligence Unit (Projects, Process & Tools) | Mike Brondbjerg Seminar |
| 24th Nov 2022 11am-12pm | Laura O’Rourke | Supporting Ukrainians in the UK: A Data Story | ||
| 1st Dec 2022 11am-12pm | Dr Björn Sommer | From Virtual Reality to Immersive Analytics to Metaverse | ||
| 17th Nov 2022 11am-12pm | Camilla Siggaard Andersen | Between Variables and Values | ||
| 10th Nov 2022 11am-12pm | Maria Teresa Ortoleva | Imaginative Thoughts as Brainwaves, Sculptures, and Installations |
21st-24th February 2023: CUSP London Data Dive - Mental Health Analytics - King’s College London
This was an amazing live hybrid event across 4 time zones - Australia, Singapore, USA and UK with 70 UG & PG students in 11 groups guided by 8 expert mentors.
Scenario and Data Sources: A Visual Analytics exploration of Mental health Data Correlations.
Teams & Mentors from KCL, UCL, Glasgow, NYU and Curtin University.
We were joined by several of our external partners: AccuCities 3D City Models, NHS NE London ICB, Ansell & Bailey Architects, Helix Data Innovation and WSP.
One of the highlights for me was witnessing first-hand how participants were able to transfer their data science skills into a detailed and compelling presentation on urban mental health within just three days. The content was informative and engaging........I would highly recommend this event to anyone interested in data science and seeing how it can be applied to real-world challenges.
Student participant
26th October 2022: CUSP London PhD Conference 12:30-17:30 King’s College London - Bush House
This was a wonderful event which included 11 speakers from 5 universities: King’s, Newcastle, Warwick, Glasgow, Edinburgh and LSHTM. The presenters were at different stages of their studies, and as such could provide identification, guidance, ideas and networking as well as pertinent questioning of the work presented. We will be hosting a PhD Conference again around the same time next year, please do let us know if you are interested in presenting!
A really useful and enjoyable conference! This was my first time at CUSP. It was a great chance to network with PhD students from across the country and meet professional people in visualization. Thanks for organizing! I look forward to next year
Aljawharah
13th October 2022: CUSP London Seminar - Paul Dawson Mayors Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC)
Title: Telling Stories with Data – Reflections from City Hall
12th October 2022: CUSP London Women In Science Seminar Series: Professor Janet Pierrehumbert - The strong and weak suits of state-of-the-art NLP
6th October 2022: CUSP London Seminar Series - Tom Calver:
Title: Telling Stories with Data
Tom is Data Editor for the Times and The Sunday Times. He writes data-led stories and investigations and is responsible for visual digital journalism across both papers.
13th & 14th September 2022: The Turing Visualization Interest Group Symposium hosted by CUSP London and the Turing Network Development Award - at King’s College London.
Keynote presentation: Visualization from Digital Humanities Perspective Introduced by Professor Stuart Dunn, Head of Digital Humanities, King’s College London
What Data Visualization Reveals: Elizabeth Palmer Peabody and the Work of Knowledge Production, Professor Lauren F. Klein, Emory University
Please see the recording here
Wednesday 14th September 2022
Keynote presentation: Visualization from a Science and Engineering Persepective Introduced by Professor Nicolas Holliman - Director of CUSP London
The Landscape of Visualization: Future Challenges, Professor Min Chen, University of Oxford
Please see the recording here
Panel Session - “Priorities for Visualization Research in AI and Data Science”
Chaired by Professor Oliver Davis, Bristol University UK
Professor Klaus Mueller, NY Stonybrook, Dr Alma Cantu, Newcastle University, Dr Maria-Cruz Villa-Uriol, Sheffield University Professor Cagatay Turkay, Warwick University UK
Please see recording here
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