CARES Director, Prof Markus Kraft recently did an interview with Vera Koester for ChemistryViews. He shares his research work in “The World Avatar (TWA) project”, which explores creating an interconnected network of digital twins that can describe the behaviour of any complex system. This could enable data-driven decisions to optimise all systems, which could be used […]
“A tsunami of innovations is ahead of us” Read More »
A CoMo poster has been awarded the Best Poster Prize in the Sustainability Session at the 2023 CEB Annual Research Conference, showcasing a knowledge graph-based approach for geospatial data integration. CoMo are pleased to share the news of the recognition received by their 2nd year PhD student, Jiying Chen, at the 2023 CEB Annual Research Conference.
Best poster at 2023 CEB research conference Read More »
The team at CoMo have just published a new academic paper entitled “Knowledge Engineering in Chemistry: From Expert Systems to Agents of Creation”. The paper highlights Knowledge Engineering (KE), a branch of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that emulates the decision making process of a human expert. They cover various applications of knowledge graph and agent technology
Knowledge Engineering in Chemistry: From Expert Systems to Agents of Creation Read More »
The World Avatar was recently represented at the New Civil Engineer Flood Conference in London by CMCL’s Dr Amit Bhave and Toby Greenwood. The various panel discussions and presentations delivered throughout the day painted a picture of an industry working tirelessly to ensure people across the country are protected from natural disasters. Dr Bhave presented
New Civil Engineer Conference Read More »
CMCL is pleased to announce that they have received a grant from the 2022 Transport Research and Innovation Grants (TRIG) programme, which is delivered by Connected Places Catapult on behalf of the Department for Transport (DfT). They will be operating as part of the Transport Resilience to Severe Weather and Flooding cohort. In the project,
TWA to be used in TRIG project Read More »
