





Congratulations to the following for their accepted papers at the annual symposium of Intelligent Data Analysis:
Anna Pazola “Predicting and Interpolating Spatiotemporal Environmental Data: A Case Study of Groundwater Storage in Bangladesh”
Alan Anderson “Combining Dynamic Bayesian Networks with Population Dynamics Modelling to predict breeding success in seabirds”
And congratulations to Ylenia Rotalinti and Barbara Draghi for their successful application to run a workshop on Synthetic Data for AI Trustworthiness and Evolution (SynDAiTE) at ECML-PKDD 2026!

Brunel has been ranked 4th in the UK and 48th in the world for AI according to the latest (2025) Shanghai global subject ranking.
Fuzzy Kara-Isitt will be giving an NLP Seminar titled “Malicious Markovs – Hate Speech Monitoring through Probabilistic Modelling” in the Margaret Hamilton meeting room at the prestigious Turing Institute.
Anna will be joining the 2025 cohort at the Alan Turing Institute exploring “Improved estimation of global-scale changes in groundwater storage using machine learning”
Congratulations to the following members of the IDA Group who are in the Top 2% cited researchers in the last year (published by Stanford University and Elsevier)!:






Congratulations to Ylenia Rotalinti who co-hosted the SynDAiTE workshop: Synthetic Data for AI Trustworthiness and Evolution, at ECML 2025.



Allan Tucker also gave a keynote on synthetic data and appeared on a panel exploring “Responsible AI”

The IDA was well reperesented at AIME 2025 this year. Visiting student Chiara Pullega presented her poster, Federico Castagna presented his work on the risks of LLMs in healthcare, and Allan Tucker was keynote speaker the XAI workshop.

Congratulations to everyone who presented at the dept PhD colloquium, and in particular to the prize winners Anna Pazola, Sophie Chaveli and Areej Athama
