Our paper on differentiable Signal Temporal Logic for neurosymbolic AI has been published by LIPIcs
											GradSTL: Comprehensive Signal Temporal Logic for Neurosymbolic Reasoning and Learning Authors Mark Chevallier , Filip Smola , Richard Schmoetten , Jacques D. Fleuriot ...										
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																	New pre-print out on our qualitative study of older adults living with sensors at home
											Our paper on "Early experiences and views of older adults living with sensing technology at home: A qualitative study" is...										
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								2nd October 2025 / Jobs							
						
						Research Assistant in Health Data Science and Innovation
											The Centre for Population Health Sciences at the Usher Institute within The University of Edinburgh is looking for an experienced...										
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								2nd October 2025 / Jobs							
						
						Data Analyst in Health Data Science and Innovation
											The Centre for Population Health Sciences at the Usher Institute within The University of Edinburgh is looking for Data Analyst...										
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								15th August 2025 / news							
						
						Alex Hyman offered a studentship to start a PhD in Artificial Intelligence
											Congratulations to Alex Hyman, who has been offered a full studentship to do a PhD in Artificial Intelligence. He will...										
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																	Our pre-print on differentiable Signal Temporal Logic for neural learning is out on arXiv
											Abstract: We present GradSTL, the first fully comprehensive implementation of signal temporal logic (STL) suitable for integration with neurosymbolic learning....										
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																	New pre-print on understanding the activities of older adults via logic and data
											In this work, we introduce a framework for representing and reasoning about the Activities of Daily Living of older adults...										
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								27th June 2025 / news							
						
						James Vaughan passes his PhD viva
											Congratulations to James Vaughan who has passed his PhD viva with minor corrections. His thesis was on "Adaptable Latent Semantics...										
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								23rd June 2025 / news, public engagement							
						
						The Royal Society Disability Technology report is out
											The Disability Technology report, which explores the potential for data-driven digital technologies to reduce barriers that disabled people encounter in...										
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								20th June 2025 / Jobs							
						
						Job vacancy: ACRC Fellow
											The Advanced Care Research Centre (ACRC) and the School of Informatics are offering one proleptic fellowship for researchers with the potential...										
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