About Us
We are integrating Digital Twins into different applications: wind energy, road transport, and Hydrogen safety. Digital Twins mimic real life environments to collect data, and this data is being used to optimise outputs in real-life scenarios. Our research is improving the understanding in this field to help the UK to use AI in process optimisation and ultimately achieve its net zero aims.
AI for Net Zero is a research team made up of Principal Investigators and Post-Doctoral Research Assistants, from world leading academic institutes, Imperial College London, University of Oxford, University Cambridge, and EPCC, Supercomputing Centre, University of Edinburgh.
Hydrogen
Wind Energy
Communications for Policymaking
Digital Twins
Road Transport
HPC Workflows
On the 17th and 18th March 2025, the team took the project to the prestigious AI UK conference, organised by The Alan Turing Institute, held at the Queen Elizabeth II conference centre, Westminster, London. The conference…
Project researcher Andrew Mole (Imperial College London), and winner of the ARCHER2 Image Competition 2024 will be presenting a webinar on Wednesday 19th March 15:00 – 16:00, with Dr Sébastien Lemaire (EPCC). In the webinar The Science behind…