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October
2021
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11:19
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Humanities academics amongst 33 Manchester Turing Fellows for 2021-22
The Alan Turing Institute, the UK's National Institute for AI, has announced over 400 fellowships for 2021-22 across the 12 University partners. The University of Manchester is home to 33 of those Turing Fellows, across all three University Faculties and covering a diverse range of disciplines.
Manchester's Turing fellows belonging to the Faculty of Humanities include Dr Richard Allmendinger, Senior Lecturer in Decision Sciences; Prof Yu-wang Chen, Professor in Decision Sciences and Business Analytics; and Dr Manuel López-Ibáñez, Senior Lecturer in Decision Sciences and Business Analytics.