Space physicist named a Fellow of the Alan Turing Institute

Associate Professor Caitriona Jackman has been named a Fellow of The Alan Turing Institute as part of a new cohort from the University of Southampton.

Caitriona, a key member of the Southampton Astronomy Group, will address complex research challenges within the UK’s national institute for data science and artificial intelligence.

Nineteen leading academics at the University have joined the Institute and will now spearhead projects covering topics from machine learning for space physics to AI and inclusion.

The Alan Turing Institute was founded in 2015 to undertake world-class research that is applied to real-world problems, drives economic impact and societal good, leads the training of a new generation of scientists and shapes public conversation around data.

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