Menu Breadcrumb Home Collaborate with the Turing We work with a wide range of partners to help deliver our mission of changing the world using data science and artificial intelligence Learn more Impact through collaboration Our long-term vision is for the Turing to be the centre of a connected network that brings together academic expertise from the UK’s world-class university sector with industry, government, and third sector partners and collaborators to research, catalyse, apply, and drive global impact in data science and AI. The Turing networks will encourage direct connections between universities, partners and other communities we reach and provide an important benchmark for the success of the Institute in driving the data science and artificial intelligence agenda in the UK. We collaborate with industry to work on real life use cases for data science, with universities to engage with a broad pool of talent and expertise and with public bodies to ensure data science is effectively and safely employed for public good. Collaborations We work with a wide range of organisations to help deliver our mission of using data science and artificial intelligence to change the world. Government bodies We work alongside policy makers to improve public policy as well as the provision of public services using tools from data science and AI Industry Industry partnerships with the Turing range from week-long engagements to multi-year strategic agreements Research institutions Since the launch of the Institute, our network of university partners has grown from the Turing’s five founding universities to include 13 universities Current partnerships and collaborations The Alan Turing Institute partners with a wide range of organisations Principles We seek partnerships to.... Tackle the thorniest challenges. We bring together different disciplines to develop solutions to hard methodological and real-world problems. Drive societal and economic impact. We want outputs and outcomes of our work to resonate beyond single projects, across domains and sectors, yielding positive transformation. Uphold the highest ethical standards Make more progress together. We bring different research disciplines, diverse researchers, data scientists and engineers together to do what no single entity can do alone. Embed outputs, outcomes, tools, practices, systems and guidance within our partners’ everyday activities. We prefer the co-design of collaborative research over consultancy or contract research. Work with real-world data. We already work with open data and synthetic data. Our partnerships provide privileged access to confidential, sensitive and proprietary data. Activate the enthusiasm, curiosity and commitment of your people and ours. Ways to engage Data Study Groups Events bringing together some of the country’s top talent from data science, artificial intelligence, and wider fields, to analyse real-world data science challenges Opportunities at the Turing We need talented people to further the work of the Institute Turing Internship Network Convening businesses and doctoral students in tackling real-world challenges Join our mailing lists Sign up to our monthly newsletter, receive our exclusive Turing events guide, get updates from our dynamic Data Study Groups and keep in touch with new research opportunities Impact stories Anti-bias test implemented by Amazon A test for detecting bias in AI systems, created by Turing researchers, has been adopted by Amazon Web Services Optimising the world’s first underground farm In the heart of London there is a farm like no other. It’s subterranean, sustainable and energy smart. It also has a digital twin looking out for its every need Ensuring quality in AI healthcare technologies A project co-funded by the Turing has developed the first international guidelines for clinical trials involving AI Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Next page Next › Last page Last » Partnership news View all Digital identity workshop calls for new research agenda Polarised debates within humanitarian aid can leave beneficiaries behind Thursday 26 Aug 2021 The Alan Turing Institute launches a strategic partnership with Roche to generate insights into disease, patient, and outcome heterogeneity using advanced analytics The Alan Turing Institute, the UK’s national institute for data science and artificial intelligence... Tuesday 22 Jun 2021 The Alan Turing Institute has secured £10 million new funding from EPSRC, on behalf of UKRI I am delighted to report that The Alan Turing Institute has secured £10 million... Tuesday 08 Jun 2021 Introducing the PATH-AI project: Privacy, Agency and Trust in Human-AI Ecosystems How do the values of privacy, agency, and trust differ across different cultural contexts? Thursday 21 Jan 2021 Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Next page Next › Last page Last » Consultation: SMEs Find out more In Autumn 2018 the Turing conducted a consultation to better understand the needs of UK SMEs. We recognise that SMEs are a critical part of the UK’s innovation engine and play a significant role in our economy, accounting for 60 per cent of all private sector jobs and 47 per cent of revenue. As an institution dedicated primarily to research we have had limited, formal opportunities to engage this community to date. Current partnerships and collaborations View our partnerships and collaborations The Alan Turing Institute works with a wide number of organisations, including government, charities, companies and universities to undertake world-leading research to change the world for the better. International Read more about international collaboration The Institute is looking to complement and augment the UK’s capacity in data science and artificial intelligence through international collaboration. 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