Past Events

This year's Annual Symposium is open to all members of our network and will be held at Robinson College Cambridge

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Writing research software in Python presents numerous challenges to reproducibility - what version of Python is being used? What about the versions of PyTorch, Scikit Learn or Numpy? Should we use Conda, or venv, or Poetry to manage dependencies and environments? How can we control randomness? Do I have the right version of Cuda Toolkit?

Translational and Scientific Ultra-high Field MRI of the Heart

Prof Laura Schreiber - University Hospital Würzburg, Germany

Planning Inclusive Public and Patient Involvement (for Researchers)

A Multi-Stakeholder Perspective on Adaptive Designs

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We know that when you’re learning AI & ML, a mix of classroom theory and hands-on practice is the best way to learn. So, we’re running a 1-day hands-on ML workshop to help you apply and develop further practical ML skills.

We know that when you’re learning AI & ML, a mix of classroom theory and hands-on practice is the best way to learn. So, we’re running a 1-day hands-on ML workshop to help you apply and develop further practical ML skills. This workshop will focus on Large Language Models (LLMs).

Join us for an engaging Radiology Research Event for All and discover how groundbreaking research is improving healthcare. This is your chance to hear inspiring patient stories, explore different research projects through our engaging, interactive activities and get involved.

This is a 1-day workshop designed to equip you with knowledge of large language models (LLMs) for use in scientific research. The course will introduce LLMs and how they work. Next, we’ll discuss approaches to prompting and RAG, along with the methods that are used to finetune LLMs.

CNS2025 will be interdisciplinary and far reaching in its breadth. We have an incredible programme with invited plenary speakers Professors Mayank Mehta (UCLA) and Soyon Hong (UCL).