Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure, or ‘how to break into a nuclear power station for fun & profit’ Dr Richard Gold, Cisco Systems, UK Cyber Security for Critical Infrastructures such as the power grid, oil & gas pipelines and dams has become a hot topic since the Stuxnet malware attack against the nuclear enrichment centrifuges in … Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure
Dr Alan Boyd and Dr Nicholas Malden, D Young & Co LLP (Patent Attorneys) Intellectual Property – What, why, and how? In many technological fields, especially computer science, output isn’t a physical object that can be sold, but is an idea or an expression of an idea that comes from your mind. But how can … Intellectual Property – What, why, and how?
The School has started the tender process for replacement of our Lab PCs. The new PCs will have a similar form-factor to the current PCs but will have faster more power efficient CPUs, more memory, quieter cooling and twin HDDs for simpler dual boot configuration. We will be replacing the current displays with LED back-lit … Lab PC upgrade
Details can be found here.
Technical workshop on Patterns for Multicore (ParaPhrase/Release Projects).
Futher details can be found on the Workshop on 75 Years of Lambda Calculus web site.
Further details can be found on the 2012 Symposium on Trends in Functional Programming web site.
Further details can be found on The International Workshop on Trends in Functional Programming in Education web site.
See the SICSA Summer School on Types and Programming Languages web site for further details.
The School holds monthly information meetings for staff.