The Alan Turing Institute

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The Alan Turing Institute is the national institute for data science and artificial intelligence. turing.ac.uk

White and green image with black text promoting The Alan Turing Institute's Data Study Group. The main question, "Why apply to join a Data Study Group?" is prominently displayed. Below, a green geometric shape contains the text, "Perspectives from previous participants," followed by an arrow pointing right. In the top right corner, it says, "Find out more and apply at turing.ac.uk/DSG."
Three heatmaps of the UK showing heatwave temperatures for 26 May 2026. The first heatmap shows the 'physics-based model' output - showing lower predicted temperatures than the 'FastNet' model map next to it, with the third map showing the observed weather at 12UTC on 26 May. Below the maps are the Met Office and The Alan Turing Institute logos with the text 'FastNet: Machine Learning Weather Prediction Model' to the bottom right of the graphic.
Robert Jones stood next to his research poster
Text reads: "Theme Lead – AI for Climate Resilience (Principal Research Scientist), Apply online"
Text reads: "Research Lead – AI for Weather Forecasting, Apply online"
Text reads "Theme Lead – AI for Weather Forecasting (Principal Research Scientist) Apply online"
Promotional graphic for a free online webinar titled “Data-centric engineering and AI skills: report launch webinar”, taking place on 21 May from 3.00–4.00pm. The image shows a person pointing at a colourful 3D geological or engineering model displayed on a computer screen. Logos for the Royal Academy of Engineering, The Alan Turing Institute and the Lloyd’s Register Foundation appear along the bottom.
A man wearing glasses and a conference lanyard stands smiling beside a research poster titled “SVD-ROM: Scalable Reduced Order Modelling of Weather and Climate Data”
Mikel Rodriguez presenting his Turing Lecture. Slide on the screen behind him reads 'October 1950 Can machines think? April 2026 'Can we think well enough to govern machines that can think?'
Promotional graphic for the Alan Turing Institute’s Turing Lectures titled “AI for Resilient Futures.” The talk, “Frontier AI under pressure – building resilience across layers,” is presented by Mikel Rodriguez. Event details: Tuesday 28 April 2026 at the Pigott Theatre, British Library. The design features a dark pink background with white text on the left and a professional headshot of Mikel in a suit on the right.
AI for Science poster
Award presenters on a stage in front of a screen that shows the Turing's Centre for Emerging Technology and Security team winning the category of Best Research Project for Impact at the RAi awards
Blue poster has the Innovate UK and Bridge AI logos and reads: "AI Skills for Business Competency Framework" with a rectangle to 'Find out more'
BridgeAI Annual Showcase 2026 poster
The Project Bluebird team
Katriona Goldmann, Mahwish Mohammad and Penny Yong at the London STEM Women Graduate Careers Event, standing behind a table with The Alan Turing logo on it with banners behind them saying: "Research Engineering Group" and 'National institute for data science and artificial intelligence"
A black background with The Alan Turing Institute logo and white text reading "New CEO announced Dr George Williamson CMG" with a picture of George to the right in a suit.
Gabin Kayumbi presenting a slide at the Knowledge Quarter's Carbon Net Zero Summit
A black and white image of Katriona Goldmann against a turquoise and black geometric background
Banner image with a warm, brown-gold toned background showing out-of-focus fields at sunset. Overlaid white text reads: ‘Can AI weather forecasting boost food security in the Global South?’ followed by a subheading: ‘A new initiative will democratise the use of AI driven weather prediction and target more resilient agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa.’”
Researchers from Project Bluebird standing closely together for a group photo indoors, smiling at the camera. Behind them is a large, colourful wall display of vintage Florida fruit crate labels, including a bold illustration and text of a 'blue bird'.
Quote card reads "Dr Scott Hosking, Mission Director for Environmental Forecasting at the Turing - The Alan Turing Institute is proud to be supporting the crucial work of the Environment Agency. By applying AI to river flow modelling, we are directly enhancing the UK's resilience, helping to mitigate the rising financial and societal costs of both flooding and drought." There is a picture of dry land and struggling shrubs next to the quote.
Tim Hobson and Ed Chapman presenting a slide at the AWS event
Text on a grey backround reads "The Alan Turing Institute - Creative Grey Zones Copyright in the Age of Hybridity" with an image of a camera lens next to it
Melanie Jans-Singh and Craig Fraser at an AI innovation workshop
Pranava Madhyastha presenting research at the Alan Turing Institute
Rupert Barrett-Taylor with Eva Sula and Louis Wierenga at the NATO conference
A group of 13 researchers smiling at the Alan Turing Institute offices
A panel of five speakers sits at the front of a room during a discussion event. One speaker is speaking into a microphone while the others listen and smile. The audience is seated and facing the panel.
Text on a green and white background reads: "Why apply to join a Data Study Group? Perspectives from previous participants:" with The Alan Turing Institute Logo in the top left corner and "Find out more and apply at turing.ac.uk/DSG" in the top right
Group photo on podcast stage with Neil Lawrence, Steph Wright, Brian Cox, Jeanette Winterson and Adrian Weller