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This project is a memorial to Lord Harry Renwick, the technology impact pioneer, and is made possible through a donation by the John Ryder Memorial Trust and support from the Digital Policy Alliance.

 

The 0-X Launch Event, introducing the competition with a panel of speakers including: Dr Jan Dauman, Dr Louise Bennett, Victoria Baines, Lady Renwick and Dr Julian Huppert.

0-X Launch Event | 21 November 2022

On 21 November 2022 海角社区's Data Science Institute in collaboration with the Business School, Dyson School of Engineering and ImperiaI-X, launched the 0-X Contest - 'Zeroing out the Negative Externalities of the modern digital world.'

Introduction and Chair: Dr Mark Kennedy - DSI Co-Director

Speaker: Dr Julian Huppert - Director, Intellectual Forum at Jesus College Cambridge and Former Lib Dem MP for Cambridgeshire

Panelists: Prof Victoria Baines 鈥� IT Livery Company Professor of Information Technology, Gresham College, Dr Louise Bennett 鈥� Director, Digital Policy Alliance Co-Chair, Privacy and Consumer Advisory Group to the Cabinet Office, DCMS, Prof Rafael Calvo 鈥� Dyson School of Design Engineering 海角社区, Dr Julian Huppert 鈥� Director, Intellectual Forum at Jesus College Cambridge and Former Lib Dem MP for Cambridgeshire, Dr Jan Dauman 鈥� Co-founder/CEO of InterMatrix and Parter at CET Capital Partners, Prof Francisco Veloso 鈥� Dean, ImperiaCollege Business School and Lady Homayoun Renwick.

Idea Challenge Workshop with ImperiaEnterprise Lab

The Data Science Institute partnered with the Enterprise Lab for a workshop centred on finding solutions to pressing issues in tech.

The 鈥楧ark Side of Digital, Data and AI鈥�, formed the theme for an evening workshop which represented the latest in a an ongoing series hosted by the ImperiaEnterprise Lab, called 

During the workshop which took place on 17 May 2023, students competed to win a cash prize of 拢500 by coming up with examples of problems in the digital world, and proposing innovative solutions to them. The workshop formed part of an ongoing DSI initiative called 0-X which aims to inspire technology for good.

Find out more about the event in this ImperiaNews Story. 

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