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These slides describe the activities of dot.rural, the RCUK Digital Economy Hub based at the University of Aberdeen. The dot.rural Hub involves over 80 researchers working on interdisciplinary projects to achieve transformation through digital innovation for rural communities.
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- 5. 88 researchers from 11 disciplines working to transform rural areas through user-led application of digital technology
- 7. 92 UK partners 15 international partners from industry, government, civil society and academia
- 10. Accessibility & Mobilities Intelligent information infrastructures Enterprise & Culture NLG & affective communication Internet engineering Reasoning, coordination & collaboration Natural Resource Conservation Healthcare
- 11. Accessibility & Mobilities Intelligent information infrastructures Enterprise & Culture NLG & affective communication Internet engineering Reasoning, coordination & collaboration Natural Resource Conservation Healthcare
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- 35. order to deliver ‘need to know’ clinical information simply and reliably whilst automatically generating a handover report using Natural Language Generation techniques.
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