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• Wed

  22

  May

  2024

  Explore the Latest Developments in Generative AI for Education & Learning

  9-11am
  

  Portal at Trinity College Dublin Business School

  
  

  This collaborative initiative between Adapt, the SFI Research Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology, and the Learnovate Centre, sets the stage for a deep dive into the transformative power of AI in education.

  Keynote presentation by Professor Vinny Wade, a leading figure in the area of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, holding both the Professorial Chair in Computer Science since 1990 and a personal Professorial Chair in Artificial Intelligence at Trinity College Dublin.  Professor Wade will explore the growing demand for personalised education focusing on the role of chatbots and other generative AI applications in education’s digital transformation.  His talk will also shed light on the risks and regulatory requirements for anyone integrating AI systems into educational processes in light of the EU AI Act.

  For more information and to register click here.

• Thu

  23

  May

  2024

  Tech Excellence Awards 2024

  
  

  Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire

  
  

  Organised by the team behind TechCentral.ie, the Tech Excellence Awards is making a return to the Royal Marine Hotel in Dun Laoghaire on 23 May 2024.

  This Awards programme recognises excellence not only in implementing tech solutions, but also in the business of marketing and implementing technology for business.

  For more information click here.

• Sat

  08

  Jun

  2024

  Sun

  09

  Jun

  2024

  Cork Carnival of Science

  
  
  

  More than 75,000 people have previously attended the Cork Carnival of Science confirming its position as Ireland’s biggest outdoor STEM engagement even. This year, budding scientists are invited to unlock nature’s secrets with more nature based and environmental science than ever before.

  This year’s Carnival of Science will be even more of a ‘blast’ with 45 different STEM activities, 26 live seated science shows in Circus Top and Stretch Tents, demonstrations throughout the scenic park, walkabout scientific performers, the animal roadshow, interactive stands, an active zone, microscopic wonders, and discoveries big and small along the way – all for free. New activities this year include ‘Bee-ology’ circus science performance that juggles bee and insect stories and facts; there’s also ‘OurKidsCode’ offering parents of primary school aged children’s taster coding club workshops which they hope will inspire a network of coding clubs around the country; while UCC will be on hand to showcase their Free Hydro Cells research project which aims to create energy from sustainable materials.

  For more information click here.