Congratulations to Guilherme Redeker, who has passed his PhD viva subject to minor corrections!
Many thanks to Dr Stephen Brown for serving as the external examiner, Dr Joan Espasa Arxer as internal examiner and Professor Juliana Bowles as supervisor.
We were delighted to host the Women in Computer Science Coffee break on Wednesday 13 September.
It was a lovely to see so many tech enthusiasts connect and unwind with coffee and treats from the WICS team.
It has been a busy couple of weeks in the School of Computer Science, as we welcomed both new and returning students.
We’re delighted to have you back with us and look forward to the year ahead.
We would like to invite all of our first year students for snacks and refreshments in the CS Coffee area this evening (06/09/23) at 5-6pm.
This will be a good opportunity to meet some of the staff and fellow students.
We are looking forward to welcoming our students to the new academic year.
Scheduled for the week starting from Monday, September 4th, the Computer Science orientation programme includes details about various events, and sessions for our staff and students.
For more general information the University Orientation and Induction Information provides students with an overview of the university, its services, and important dates to mark on their calendars.
See you all soon!
School of Computer Science, Jack Cole Building
Many congratulations to Alice Lynch, who has passed her viva with minor corrections.
Special thanks to external examiner Dr Mike Crabb from University of Dundee and our internal examiner Edwin Brady.
The School of Computer Science at the University of St Andrews hosts the Edge Computing Hub. The Hub conducts world-class research for addressing systems-oriented challenges in edge computing and at its intersection with machine learning. Multiple studentships are available for exceptional PhD applicants to join our team and shape the activities of the Hub.
Applications from aspiring leaders of any nationality who have or shortly expect to obtain a first-class undergraduate (including integrated Masters) degree or MSc distinction (or international equivalent) in computer science or engineering are encouraged. Enthusiasm for research in distributed systems or at its interface with machine learning, an ability to think and work independently, excellent programming and analytical skills, and strong verbal and written communication skills are essential.
The above documents and applications must be submitted via the University of St Andrew’s Postgraduate Research Application Portal
Also, refer to the information on English language requirements.
Informal enquiries can be made to Dr Blesson Varghese (bv6@st-andrews.ac.uk).
More about the supervisor can be found at https://www.blessonv.com.
Thank you to all our students who came along to our graduation reception on Wednesday 14 June. On behalf of all staff, we hope you had a lovely day and would like to wish you all the very best in the future. Please Keep in touch!
The AI research theme members came together in an internal event on Tuesday 6 June. We discussed our latest projects, shared our insights and challenges, and brainstormed new ideas for future research. It was a great opportunity to connect with our colleagues and learn from each other.
We look forward to more opportunities to collaborate and grow as an AI group.
Congratulations to all of our students who are graduating this year!
Hopefully we will see most of you again on Wednesday 14 June where the School will host a small reception in the coffee area between 11.00 and 13.00 for you and your guests, with a glass of bubbly and of course some cakes from Fisher and Donaldson.
