PGR Workshop - Systems Thinking and AI for Sustainability: Tools for...

IAS Residential Fellow Professor Anthony Halog delivers a workshop for Postgraduate Researchers (PGRs), fullt titled "Systems Thinking and AI for Sustainability: Tools for Interdisciplinary Research" -

This workshop equips postgraduate researchers with practical tools for investigating complex sustainability challenges. Participants will map causal relationships and feedback loops, define appropriate system boundaries, apply life cycle thinking, and identify where AI can support prediction, optimisation and decision-making. Working with a waste-to-bioplastics case study, interdisciplinary groups will translate a broad sustainability problem into a researchable systems model, identify data and uncertainty requirements, and test potential intervention points. The session is suitable for researchers in engineering, environmental science, design, business and policy. Participants will know how to frame interdisciplinary research and communicate assumptions, trade-offs and limitations responsibly.

Arrivals from 1:45 pm for a 2:00 pm start.

Note - IAS PGR Workshops can be counted towards your requirement 'to complete 30 days transferable skills training during your registered period of study' for your PhD.

International House can be found here on the campus map.

If these in-person tickets have sold out, you can still join online by registering for the Teams webinar.