Hull’s digital economy has received a significant boost with the opening of the university’s £4.5 million Centre of Excellence for Data Science, Artificial Intelligence and Modelling.
It aims to deliver graduates to the forefront of the tech sector, with the new facility houses the largest computational teaching space on the campus. Spread over two levels, there are more than 250 computer seats for students to learn, practice, and apply their coding, programming, AI, and data science expertise.
British Olympic Association chief executive Andy Anson and Bradly Sinden, Team GB’s taekwondo silver medallist from Tokyo 2020, joined the celebrations, enjoyed by students, and staff, as the partnership involving research projects was built on.
