IMI MIRA, Dr Ben Ashby, has been awarded £10,000 following his application to the University's Policy Support Fund. Congratulations to Ben! The money will fund a MIRI (Mathematical Innovation Research…
We are delighted to announce the translation of Dr Lisa Kreusser, one of IMI's Environmental Extremes Theme Leads, to Reader. Huge congratulations to her! Lisa joined the University of Bath…
On Wednesday 13 November 2024, a team from the Institute for Mathematical Innovation (IMI) and staff from Maths4DL, will attend the UK Maths Week Parliamentary Expo taking place at the…
AI-trained CCTV in rivers can spot blockages and reduce floods
Machine learning-equipped camera systems can be an effective and low-cost flood defence tool, researchers show. Working with Dr Andrew Barnes, from the Department of Computer Science and a member of the Centre…
We are delighted to announce the translation of Dr Haiyan Zheng, IMI Clinical Trials Theme Lead, to Reader. Huge congratulations to her! Haiyan joined the University of Bath in September…
Haiyan Zheng awarded Cancer Research UK Fellowship
IMI is pleased to announce that Dr Haiyan Zheng has been awarded a 6-year Cancer Research UK Career Development Fellowship, with a funding value of £1,320,866, to establish a dedicated…
On 2 June 2024, Mathematical Sciences student and IMI Research Assistant, Noel Howley, is being sponsored by IMI to take part in the Cotswold 133 Middle Distance Triathlon at Ashton Keynes Water Park. …
The Institute for Mathematical Innovation (IMI) is delighted to announce 3 new Deputy Directors and 5 new Theme Leads to the IMI team. Deputy Directors The Deputy Directors will be working alongside the Director of IMI,…
The AI for Collective Intelligence hub (AI4CI) is a £12M, five-year collaboration between the University of Bath and six other institutions. Published on Tuesday 6 February 2024 Developing next-generation artificial…
Methodology devised by the Institute for Mathematical Innovation has aided the development of an early warning system for detecting landslides by forecasting the soil moisture content following rainfall. The work has…
IMI MIRF Beate Ehrhardt explains: What is the IMI?
Motivated by the collaboration with the Centre for People-Led Digitalisation, IMI MIRF Beate Ehrhardt explains how the IMI works and how academia and industry can collaborate with the IMI.
IMI MIRA directs 5 part mini docu-series on Data Science in Mongolia
A five part mini docu-series, released on YouTube on 13 June 2022, showcases how data science can interface with policy to help manage air pollution and COVID spread in Mongolia.…
Bath leads programme grant funding mathematical research in radiation transport modelling: MaThRad
IMI Director, Andreas Kyprianou, leads a successful bid for a £7.3 million programme grant from the EPSRC Mathematical Sciences portfolio together with numerous academics and clinicians from the University of…
Fairness in machine learning: It all depends on the features (you pick)
Usually, in order to assess bias in machine learning, one feature is selected, such as gender or race, as the focus of the study. Then, well-known fairness metrics are applied…
Studying publicly available pre-trained language models for gender bias issues
Word embedding is a well-known technique for text analysis in Natural Language Processing (NLP). This involves mapping words to a vector representation, corresponding to a point in a multi-dimensional space.…
Machine learning outperforms clinical experts in classifying hip fractures
IMI Fellow Prof Richie Gill leads a research team who have developed a machine learning tool to help clinicians identify and classify hip fractures more efficiently. Hip fractures are a major cause…
IMI research reveals top ten most improbable FA Cup third round results
The Football Association has today (7 Jan 2022) released research conducted by the Institute for Mathematical Innovation that verifies a list of the least likely scorelines of the last 50…
Dr Adwaye Rambojun awarded Postdoctoral Impact Acceleration Award
Dr Adwaye Rambojun, IMI Mathematical Innovation Research Associate, received Postdoctoral Impact Acceleration Award in the latest round of the Impact Acceleration Account call. The aim of such awards is to…
Knowledge graphs enable for the first time automated test generation for an entire mechatronic system
MIRF Beate Ehrhardt and Marco Franke (lead author) from the Bremen Institute for Production and Logistic publish a paper together on “The Faceted and Exploratory Search for Test Knowledge”. Heterogeneous test…
Promotion of Beate Ehrhardt to Mathematical Innovation Research Fellow
We are proud to announce the promotion of Beate Ehrhardt to Mathematical Innovation Research Fellow (previously Research Associate). Beate’s research expertise lies in applied statistics and machine learning, with a…
Chris Budd, Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences and IMI Director of Knowledge Exchange, will lead a team from the University of Bath, University of Cambridge and University College…
The IMI is working closely with the University of Bath’s Mathematical Sciences Department to support, develop and drive submissions to the EPSRC Additional Funding Programme for the Mathematical Sciences. The Grant…
The University of Bath brings good tidings on this front. Professor Chris Budd, Professor of Mathematics and Director of Knowledge Exchange for IMI, is keen to spread the word that…
In August 2020, Bath Mathematicians assisted with developing multigrid solver for the Met Office, which makes global forecasts faster. Read the full story here.
Optimising the frying time of crisps may not be an obvious application of mathematics, but this is one of the problems delegates to the 138th European Study Group with Industry (ESGI)…
Working with SEA Ltd., the Institute for Mathematical Innovation have developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithm which could improve how we monitor our marine territories. Read the full story here.
We are proud to announce that IMI MIRA Dr Beate Ehrhardt featured on the Research Innovation Services (RIS) campaign titled “Jobs that make a difference”. The campaign has the aim…
A Practical Guide to Causal Dataset Repairs in Machine Learning
Causality studies the relationships between certain events or processes in terms of cause and effect. More recently, this area has been used in machine learning to identify the causal relationships…
Prof Chris Budd leads team who develop at home climate change predictor
IMI Director of Knowledge Exchange, Prof Chris Budd, leads a team of Bath Mathematician who develop a computer program that can predict rising temperatures and changes in the climate providing…
Career length of members of parliament is significantly influenced by career type
Mixed-member proportional electoral systems are characterised by having two types of members of parliament (MPs): district MPs elected directly in a district and list MPs elected via a party list.…
Mathematics supports Covid-19 safety for large events
IMI Director of Knowledge Exchange, Prof Chris Budd, working closely with the ICMS, delivered a three-day national intensive study group focusing on how maths can minimise the risk and impact…
IMI plays leading role in new UK virtual forum for government and industry collaborations
Close collaboration between universities, government and businesses is more important now than ever, as we seek to find rapid solutions to challenges posed by the COVID-19 crisis. Read the full…