Undergraduate visiting day
Prospective undergraduates are welcomed to the School of Computer Science for an undergraduate visiting day.
Month: August 2015
NSS 2015: Computer Science Students 100% Satisfied
The results of the 2015 National Student Survey (NSS) were released this week and 100% of our students reported themselves “satisfied” with 93% responding that they were “very satisfied” with their course. The School was also rated highly in a number of other categories including “Staff are good at explaining things”, “Feedback on my work … NSS 2015: Computer Science Students 100% Satisfied
IVF-predict: Predicting Personalised IVF Success
The IVF-predict application has been designed based on years of academic research carried out by top medical and academic laureates. Using data from more than 144,000 IVF cycles a mathematical model has been developed that allows couples to have the most accurate prediction of their chance of a live birth with IVF. In conjunction with … IVF-predict: Predicting Personalised IVF Success
Computer Science Great Scottish Swim
On August 29th the School will be participating in the Great Scottish Swim, the team comprising Percy Perez, David Symons, Julie Dunsire, Alex Voss and Ruth Letham are swimming for Médecins Sans Frontières, an independent humanitarian charity that is committed to providing medical aid where it is most needed. The team have been training hard … Computer Science Great Scottish Swim
Toward Workflow Management for Experimental Science?
The School of Computer Science welcomes the opportunity to hear from Dr Babak Esfandiari from Carleton University, Canada who will be delivering his talk on ‘Toward Workflow Management for Experimental Science?’. Abstract: Data, code, and other digital scientific artifacts are often found (at least by this presenter) to be out-of-synch, unreliable, poorly organized and only … Toward Workflow Management for Experimental Science?
PhD Viva Success: Ward Jaradat
Congratulations to Dr Ward Jaradat, who successfully defended his PhD thesis last week. He was supervised by Dr Adam Barker. Prof. Omer Rana from Cardiff University and Dr Stuart Purdie acted as External and Internal Examiner respectively.