On 10/12/2025, we hosted Dr Katarzyna Stawarz (the Deputy Lead of the Human-Centred Computing Group) for our vLunch Seminar. Her talk, “Co-designing Technology for Supporting Physical Activity and Sport,” offered excellent insights into user-centred design for health/wellbeing.

On 3 December 2025, our Visual Computing vLunch Seminar, hosted by the ReSIDA group, featured Dr Sara Sharifzadeh (Swansea) presenting “Tackling Predictive Modelling Challenges in Dynamic Conditions.” A great discussion on predictive modelling under real-world variability.

On 26 November 2025, our Visual Computing vLunch Seminar featured Mr Gerasimos Katsagannis from our Medical Imaging Group presenting “Detection, Distillation, and Diffusion.” A great session exploring cutting-edge imaging and AI techniques.

On 5 November 2025, our Visual Computing vLunch Seminar featured Mr Joseph Jayakody (PhD Candidate, Birmingham) presenting “Geometric Modelling and Shape Optimisation for 3D Printing.” A fascinating session on improving 3D printing through mathematical modelling.

On 19 November 2025, our Visual Computing vLunch Seminar featured visiting academic Dr Nesli Erdoğmuș (IZTECH, Türkiye) presenting “Fingerprints: What’s There to Talk About?” A fascinating session on advances in fingerprint analysis and biometric technologies.

On 15/10/2025, we were delighted to host Dr Guosheng Hu (University of Bristol) for our Visual Computing vLunch Seminar. His talk, “Reduce AI’s Carbon Footprint – Accelerating Deep Learning Models,” offered valuable insights into efficient and sustainable deep learning.

Our 4th and last speaker today is Prof Touradj Ebrahimi of EPFL for an exciting talk on new generation of standards for AI-Powered Imaging. – at Cardiff, Wales

Our third speaker again a known from the past Prof Darren Cosker of Microsoft. Topic on Multimodal AI, immersive technologies. – at Cardiff, Wales

Our second speaker is not new face for us, a former colleague Dr Matthias Treder of Sony Interactive Entertainment on a topic: #MachineLearning in distributed rendering and path tracing. – at Cardiff, Wales

Our first invited speaker is Prof Dima Damen of the University of Bristol and Google DeepMind. The talk is on #EgocentricVision – at Cardiff, Wales

1st Cardiff Image and Vision Computing Workshop is happening now. Our Section Lead Prof Rosin gave short intro. #visualcomputing #MachineLearning #AI – at Cardiff, Wales