Svetha Venkatesh
Svetha Venkatesh
Venkatesh has developed new technologies in large-scale
Based on gender diversity analysis of 1.5m research papers, Venkatesh is one of the top 15 women in the world contributing to artificial intelligence research.
Venkatesh delivered the 2015 Harrison Lecture for Innovation.[13] In addition to her research, in 2015 she founded SPARK Deakin - Deakin University's flagship entrepreneurship program.
Venkatesh's son, Akshay, a mathematician specialising in number theory and related topics,[14] was one of the four Fields Medal winners in 2018.[15]
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- ^ Natasha MItchell interviews Svetha Venkatesh and Silvana Gaglia (8 October 2012). Toby Playpad: Autism therapy (mp3) (Radio broadcast). ABC Radio National.
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- ^ "Looking beyond Big Data", Deakin University. Retrieved 19 August 2016.
- ^ Akshay, Venkatesh. "Akshay Venkatesh home page". Dept of Mathematics, Stanford University. Stanford University. Retrieved 2 August 2018.
- ABC News Online, 2018-08-02