Category Archives: Digital Transformations

Fifty Years of Learning from #Data Prof. Robert Calderbank #TuringLecture @TuringInst

Posted on October 19, 2017 by

Professor Robert Calderbank came from Duke University in North Carolina to deliver this superb overview over the past 50 years and how data science is the result of that development. Having created the Information Initiative @ Duke, he presented the … Continue reading →

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Seeing the Invisible or Making it Visible? Nuclear Particle Events @CERN re-visualised in #TrueColour3D

Posted on June 7, 2017 by

Seeing the invisible: Event displays in particle physics is an article published by CERN in June 2015. It shows the history of capturing for the human eye what theoretical physicists postulate and experimental physicists demonstrate. Re-Visualised on http://www.smart-knowledge-portals.uk/projects/359 Re-Visualised on … Continue reading →

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Nanosurfaces 2017 @IoM3 – an elite of ‘specialised generalists’ @nanotechnology @nanomagazine @nanowerk

Posted on May 30, 2017 by

Nanosurfaces 2017 – the first of hopefully an annual event – created by Dr Martin Kemp, founder of xcience.co.uk and Chair of the Institute of Materials where the event was held. The very convincing and compelling keynote was given by Stephen … Continue reading →

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Large meets Small @Google: 5 min vs 30 second pitching #SmartKnowledgeEngine #TrueColour3D

Posted on April 20, 2017 by

At Google Campus I said it within the time limit of 30 seconds. On this video I was less militant to commemorate the representatives of: IBM with suit and without slides; Fujitsu with slides; Oracle with suit and a paper notebook; … Continue reading →

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What is Innovative about Measuring in Digital Colour Brightness? Let us count the ways! @nanowerk #nanotechnology

Posted on March 19, 2017 by

Our Smart Knowledge Engine is a New Instrument for Digital Image Investigations and ‘Smart Monitoring’ The re-visualisation of 2D images in ‘True Colour 3D’ is a basis for automation, as ‘domain experts’ who are familiar with their images, have the opportunity for … Continue reading →

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Progress in Smart Knowledge Space: Re-Visualising Images as a Basis for Automation and ‘Smart Monitoring’

Posted on March 14, 2017 by

The latest banner is a little taster of what our Smart Knowledge Engine can produce: Blood cells and 3D Graphene at ‘digital nanoscale’, the Mona Lisa painting that gets her to open her eyes before yours, when you tilt the … Continue reading →

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‘Digital Colour Brightness’ – a new Visual Common Denominator to Measure Contents of Images @Nanowerk @Nanotechnology @Nanomagazine

Posted on February 24, 2017 by

‘Digital Colour Brightness’ in ‘True Colour 3D‘ is the output of our ‘Smart Knowledge Engine’, here demonstrated on a small reference image of a colour spectrum: ‘Digital Colour Brightness’ is the ‘fundamental measuring unit’ that we visualise with our ‘Smart … Continue reading →

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