Prospective undergraduates are welcomed to the School of Computer Science for an undergraduate visiting day.
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- When: 28th September 2016 14:00 - 15:30
- Format: Visiting Day
Author: tristan
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Undergraduate visiting day
Prospective undergraduates are welcomed to the School of Computer Science for an undergraduate visiting day.
Event details
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- Format: Visiting Day
Undergraduate visiting day
Prospective undergraduates are welcomed to the School of Computer Science for an undergraduate visiting day.
Event details
- When: 14th October 2015 14:00 - 15:30
- Format: Visiting Day
Undergraduate visiting day
Prospective undergraduates are welcomed to the School of Computer Science for an undergraduate visiting day.
Event details
- When: 30th September 2015 14:00 - 15:30
- Format: Visiting Day
An award and a PhD for Iain Parris
Iain Parris had a busy week at the end of June. On Monday 30 June he travelled to Madrid for the 6th International Workshop on Hot Topics in Peer-to-peer computing and Online Social neTworking (HotPOST), where his paper Friend or Flood? Social prevention of flooding attacks in mobile opportunistic networks won the best paper award. He then returned to St Andrews on Wednesday to defend his PhD thesis on Practical privacy and security for opportunistic networks. Fortunately he wasn’t too tired from his travels and his examiners, Dr Mike Just and Professor Aaron Quigley agreed that he should pass with minor corrections. The examiners and the soon-to-be Dr Parris are pictured.
