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Data Innovation Research Institute

The Data Innovation Research Institute has been set up to conduct fundamental research into the aspects of managing, analysing and interpreting massive volumes of textual and numerical information.

The Data Innovation Research Institute was open between 2015 and 2021. This page shows the Institute’s past work. It is not monitored or updated.

Research

Teaching

High performance computing

Industry

We solve some of the issues and challenges faced by academics and key sectors as they tackle the growing issue of big or complex data.

Combining research expertise with professional partnerships, find out more about who we are and what we do.

See our range of interdisciplinary postgraduate courses, providing specialist education in data-intensive research methods.

Our research software engineers can work with you to produce cutting edge, high quality research helping you stay at the forefront of your domain.

Meet the people who are involved with the Data Innovation Research Institute

Latest news

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Cardiff lends expertise to UK-wide AI research initiative

6 February 2024

EPSRC-funded hubs to evolve AI and tackle complex social, economic and environmental challenges

Professor Roger Whitaker, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research, Innovation and Enterprise at Cardiff University outside the Royal Institution 

Global focus for Cardiff University’s innovation and research institutes

23 March 2023

Cardiff University has launched five innovation and research institutes dedicated to tackling some of the biggest challenges facing our world.

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A Data Innovation Research Institute research software engineer has worked with colleagues in Psychology to launch an app that encourages healthy eating choices

1 September 2021

The Data Innovation Research Institute has worked with colleagues in Cardiff University's Brain Imaging Centre to launch a brain training app that hopes to encourage healthy eating choices