I see many young academics adopt the passive voice, like in "A new method is proposed". Nah. Use active voice—"We propose a new method." OWN IT.

🚨Cool work by M.T. Razzak on multispectral multi-image #superresolution of Sentinel-2! ISPRS 📜bit.ly/3HgAUJ7 💾 bit.ly/3wleYGh 💿 bit.ly/3WnXqUD Fantastic collab! Gonzalo Mateo García ISP • Image and Signal Processing Freddie Kalaitzis Yarin OATML_Oxford Lecuyer, Gomez-Chova, ESA Earth Observation

if the Earth's friekin core can take a break, then my brother you deserve one too!

Kimberley Warren-Rhodes & colleagues present an adaptable framework that couples statistical ecology with deep learning to recognize and predict biosignature patterns. Such a framework might be applied to (e.g.) drone flight imagery of planetary surfaces. nature.com/articles/s4155…

I'm very proud that my collaboration w NASA Ames & the The SETI Institute is finally published in Nature Astronomy We show a framework to search for life on another planet in a data-driven fashion, starting from orbit & all the way through to a rover's view nature.com/articles/s4155…

Sr Research Fellow Freddie Kalaitzis Freddie Kalaitzis at Oxford Comp Sci, co-authored with a team at The SETI Institute a study in Nature Astronomy on a AI based framework to accelerate the search for life on Mars. Freddie is the key AI contributor in this study. nature.com/articles/s4155…

Using AI to Search for Life on Mars and Other Planets | Psychology Today Read psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-fu… .The SETI Institute and .NASA use #AI #MachineLearning learning to search for #biosignatures beyond #Earth #innovation .Psychology Today #Mars #Venus #space #SpaceNews #microbes

Our recent Nature Astronomy paper featured on University of Oxford news ox.ac.uk/news/2023-03-2…

A new study by an international team of researchers including Oxford Comp Sci's Freddie Kalaitzis Freddie Kalaitzis shows artificial intelligence could help locate life on Mars. It's been published Nature Astronomy. Read more here: ox.ac.uk/news/2023-03-2… University of Oxford MPLSOxford

📢#xcube v1.0 released 🎉! Create, serve, view, analyse, and process geospatial data cubes. Builds on Xarray, Dask, compatible with catherine costa-data. Data stores (Copernicus Marine, ESA Climate Office, Sentinel Hub, etc.), cube server (WMTS, STAC, S3), viewer. ➡️github.com/dcs4cop/xcube

👽 | A new study involving Oxford researchers has demonstrated that AI and machine learning methods can support the search for extraterrestrial life by identifying hidden patterns within geographical data. ⬇ ox.ac.uk/news/2023-03-2…

Catch this lot on The Scoop with Jo Summerbell tomorrow from 9am ... AI and the the search for life on Mars with Freddie Kalaitzis, Helen & Douglas House's pop-up at a new mega charity shop in Reading and Jane Gregory on why people get angry about sounds like loud chewing!

I gave a brief interview on JACK fm Oxfordshire - fan account on our recent Nature Astronomy paper w The SETI Institute. You can listen to it here (starts at the 11:43 mark)

Very happy to say that I'll be kicking off Season 3 of this very promising podcast on the space industry, along with Open Space Agency James Parr (FDL.AI/Trillium Tech) and Maral Bayaraa (Satellite Applications Catapult). 2nd of May. Stay tuned.

The amount of backlash I get when I refuse to do free work (e.g. a keynote presentation, a "quick chat") is really shocking to me. I'm sorry, but why would I provide free labor to for-profit entities? (And don't say "exposure")

It took me a while, but I'm very excited about this one–that I've joined Aspia Space Watch this space.