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DLS: Multimodal human-computer interaction: past, present and future

Speaker: Stephen Brewster (University of Glasgow) Venue: The Byre Theatre Timetable: 9:30: Lecture 1: The past: what is multimodal interaction? 10:30 Coffee break 11:15 Lecture 2: The present: does it work in practice? 12:15 Lunch (not provided) 14:15 The future: Where next for multimodal interaction? Speaker Bio: Professor Brewster is a Professor of Human-Computer Interaction DLS: Multimodal human-computer interaction: past, present and future

Scottish Programming Languages Seminar

The Scottish Programming Languages Seminar (SPLS) is a forum for discussion of all aspects of programming languages. The meeting is open, and all are welcome to attend. The programme is available here. Previous SPLS meetings

Lockheed Martin Award

Congratulations to our recent graduate Sam Elliott, who has won the Lockheed Martin Award for  Best Engineered Project at the Young Software Engineer awards. The Young Software Engineer of the Year Awards are given for the best undergraduate software projects drawn from across all students studying computer science and software engineering in Scotland. Sam’s project, Lockheed Martin Award

SICSA Summer School on Practical Types

The SICSA Summer School on Practical Types will give participants an overview of how types can be used in practice. Types have provided numerous benefits in programming language research, including language design and compiler construction, over the years and this trend looks set to continue into the future. But types have also found much wider practical application, SICSA Summer School on Practical Types