Tech Events at MoLI – Museum of Literature Ireland, Dublin

A morning that puts ML-Labs research graduates in front of industry partners to talk about jobs, collaborations and projects. ML-Labs is the SFI Centre for Research Training in Machine Learning, so the people coming through are doctoral-level machine learning researchers. The shape is simple: arrival, registration and coffee at 09:30, lightning talks from 10:00, networking and light refreshments from 11:15, finish at 12:30. Speakers are not named on the page yet. Held at MoLI, the Museum of Literature Ireland on St Stephen's Green. Why go: if you are hiring machine learning researchers or looking for an academic partner on an applied ML problem, this is three hours with a concentrated room and a short programme. Less useful if you came for the talks - the lightning talks are the warm-up and the networking is the event.

with Dr Luis De Miranda (Keynote, Uppsala University) · Dr Ronan Glynn (Panellist, EY Ireland) · Dr Danielle Petherbridge (Panellist, UCD Centre for Ethics in Public Life) + 1 more

The closing session of UCD Institute for Discovery's Breaking Boundaries in AI and Healthcare series, moved off campus to the Museum of Literature Ireland with transport laid on from UCD. One hour over lunch: keynote then panel. Keynote from Dr Luis De Miranda of Uppsala University. On the panel, Dr Ronan Glynn of EY Ireland, Dr Danielle Petherbridge of the UCD Centre for Ethics in Public Life, and Dr Jaqueline Sullivan of Western University in Canada. Free, registration on the UCD Discovery site. Why go: this series has been the most consistent place in Dublin to get clinicians, ethicists and AI people arguing in the same room instead of at separate conferences. An hour at lunchtime, so an easy one to take if you work anywhere near health data.

UCD Earth Institute hosts a collaborative discussion on developing Ireland's first national buildings data platform, bringing together architects, engineers, policymakers, and data specialists over a networking lunch at the Museum of Literature Ireland. A rare interdisciplinary event at the intersection of built environment policy and digital infrastructure.