Listen in for a special edition of Bristol Data Stories where we talk to Professor Jean Golding OBE, Emeritus Professor at the University of Bristol, after whom the Jean Golding Institute was named.

Jean is the founder of the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC) study, also known as the ‘Children of the 90s’. ALSPAC is a longitudinal birth cohort study that recruited more than 14,500 women in the early 1990s. It closely followed the lives of the mothers and their babies to reveal novel understandings of how the environment and genes impact health and wellbeing. This study continues to collect a wealth of biological, behavioural, and social data from over three generations.

In this episode, Jean defines her career journey, reflects on surprise outcomes from the ALSPAC study, and comments on how ‘data’ has changed over time.

Bristol Data Stories is a podcast series by the Jean Golding Institute (JGI). This podcast series explores the personal research journeys of our guests and the diversity of research projects they've worked on. In each episode, we talk about what inspires them to pursue their work, the challenges they face, and the advice they have for aspiring researchers. Our hosts for this episode were Madlen Williams, JGI Senior Executive Assistant, and Will Chapman, JGI Data Scientist.

If you have any ideas for guests you’d like to hear from, or topics we should discuss, we’d love to hear from you.

Guest contact details:

Emeritus Professor Jean Golding’s research profile.

Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC)

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Bristol Data Stories Episode 1: AI for Collective Intelligence with Seth Bullock

Ever wondered what Mexican waves, football chants, and pheromone interaction in termites have in common? 

Join us for the first episode of Bristol Data Stories where we talk to Seth Bullock, Professor and Toshiba Chair in Data Science and Simulation in the School of Computer Science at the University of Bristol. He is also Director for a national research hub into AI for Collective Intelligence or AI4CI. 

In this episode, Seth defines collective intelligence, talks about his career journey, research, and the new Artificial Intelligence for Collective Intelligence hub (AI4CI). The AI4CI hub is one of 9 UKRI national AI research hubs that involve universities from each of the UK’s four constituent nations and over forty initial stakeholder partners from across academia, government, charities, and industry. The AI4CI hub at the University of Bristol specialises in combining AI with collective intelligence. 

Bristol Data Stories is a podcast series by the Jean Golding Institute (JGI). This podcast series explores the personal research journeys of our guests and the diversity of research projects they've worked on. In each episode, we talk about what inspires them to pursue their work, the challenges they face, and the advice they have for aspiring researchers. Our hosts for this episode were Will Chapman, JGI Data Scientist, and James Thomas, JGI Senior Data Scientist.

If you have any ideas for guests you’d like to hear from, or topics we should discuss, we’d love to hear from you.

Guest contact details: AI4CI hub website

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