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UCL's relationship with the Alan Turing Institute provides opportunities for collaboration for academics, researchers and students. Find out how you can connect with the Turing.
The Turing has its own mailing lists which you can subscribe to receive the latest opportunities to work with the Institute. In addition, the UCL Turing University Liaison team send out regular updates via a dedicated newsletter. You can sign up to receive the monthly newsletter and join the UCL and the Turing mailing list below:
Sign up to the UCL & Turing mailing list
There is also a full programme of events that you can view on the Turing website.
Fellowships
The Turing periodically holds a call for new Turing Fellows. These are normally aimed at mid-to-senior career researchers from Turing partner universities. The new Fellows began their term in April 2024.
Turing programmes
There are project and funding opportunities through the Turing programmes. Find out more on the Turing website.
Data study groups
Data study groups (DSGs) offer opportunities for early career researchers to act as a principle investigator on a challenge, where they would gain valuable training, experience and contacts to advance their career as a data scientist. Please see further information on the Turing website
Interest groups
The Interest Groups enables researchers to gather around shared areas of interest in data science and AI. The aims are to share ideas and knowledge, spark new ideas or research collaboration and projects, and to communicate emerging scientific concepts to the wider Institute and beyond, around a shared area of interest in data science and AI.
Examples of current interest groups are: Social data science, Topology and geometry for data, Data Ethics Group, Fairness, transparency, privacy and many more.
Please visit the Turing website or contact interestgroups@turing.ac.uk for more information.
Turing programmes
There are currently eleven different programmes of strategic research at the Turing with involvement from industry, public sector or third sector partners. You can find out more about what is happening on the Turing website.
Post-Doctoral Enrichment Awards
This initiative offers small awards to facilitate postdoctoral activity throughout the UK with the aim of building the foundations for an engaged postdoctoral community working on topics related to data science and AI. You can find out more on the Turing website.
Studentships
The Turing supports PhD students from UCL in a number of ways. Find out more about current opportunities via the Turing website.
Internships
The Turing Internship Network is a national engagement scheme between the institute's business partners and doctoral students across the UK who are studying any topic with a data science and/or AI focus. You can find out details of the next round of internships via the the Turing website.