What does the Information Resilience PhD School deliver?  

Knowledge sharing and acquisition in data-driven research

A series of interactive activities including a keynote, tutorial, open discussion, and poster session will be hosted. Internationally renowned scholars will present techniques that enable, advance, and shape many research areas and applications today. These activities will cover the following topics: 

  • Data management and engineering  
  • Data Profiling  
  • Information retrieval and predictive analytics  
  • Data privacy and security  

Special Guest International Speakers & Topics  

Mentorship from both academia and industry

The Information Resilience PhD School will feature industry leaders and world-class researchers sharing their experience in digital transformation, stories of data-driven R&D practices, and visions on next-generation information technologies.  

Social networking

Opportunities to engage with guest speakers, build connections with peers with common research interests and establish interdisciplinary collaborations with experts across domains.  

Who should attend

Are you an Australian-based PhD candidate, or planning to commence a PhD in Australia? Is your research data oriented? Are you aiming to address any of the following challenges? 

  • Low data quality, i.e., how to handle issues like missing entries, false information, lack of samples, class imbalance?  

  • Limited insights obtained from data, i.e., how can we maximize the value of “big data” with advanced techniques?  

  • Unknown reliability and trustworthiness of data analysis tools, i.e., is the automated decision process transparent and interpretable?  

  • Anything that hinders resilient application of your research, e.g., ethics, privacy, cyber security, generalisability, efficiency, adoption etc.  

If yes, then the Information Resilience PhD School is the right place for you!  

Venue

This event is for accepted applicants only. Inquiries? Contact cires@uq.edu.au

In-person

The University of Queensland
St Lucia QLD 4072


Organised by the ARC Training Centre for Information Resilience (CIRES)

Headquartered at UQ, CIRES is built on strong foundations of responsible data science research, in collaboration with Swinburne University of Technology, and industry and government partners Aginic, Astral, Allianz, Health & Wellbeing Queensland, MaxKelsen, Department of Education, Queensland Health, and Queensland Police Service.