On behalf of the school, we would like to congratulate Di Wu supervised by Blesson Varghese, who has passed his PhD viva with minor corrections. Thanks to Professor Graham Kirby who was internal examiner and Dr Chris Anagnostopoulos from Glasgow as external examiner.
On behalf of the school, we would like to congratulate Yuheng Wang supervised by Juan Ye, who has passed his PhD viva with minor corrections. Thanks to Dr Kasim Terzic as internal examiner and Dr Stuart King from Edinburgh, as external examiner.
On behalf of the School of Computer Science, we would like to congratulate all of this year’s graduating students. We wish you all the very best of luck!
On behalf of the school, we would like to invite our Graduating Students and your guests to our upcoming graduation reception. Please join us in celebrating your achievements and marking this significant milestone in your academic journey with a glass of bubbly and some cakes from Fisher and Donaldsons Date: Wednesday, 12th June Time: 10:30 … CS Graduation Reception
This years Distinguished Lecture series was delivered yesterday ( Tuesday 12th March) by Professor Neil Lawrence, University of Cambridge In his talk on, ‘The Atomic Human Understanding Ourselves in the Age of AI’ he gave an overview of where we are now with machine learning solutions, and what challenges we face both in the near … Distinguished Lecture series 2024
Today the School of Computer Science Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee held an International Snack event. This event aimed to bring together our international staff and students for an informal gathering and share some snacks from around the globe.
We have 2 presentations next week focusing on Tangible interfaces by Laura Pruszko and Anna Carter. Talk 1: Designing for Modularity – a modular approach to physical user interfaces Abstract: Designing for Modularity – a modular approach to physical user interfaces by Laura Pruszko Physical user interfaces, future or history? While some of our old … Seminar: Tangible User Interfaces 13th March 2024
Abstract: Alex will discuss a critique of modern software engineering and outline how it systematically produces systems that have negative social consequences. To help counter this trend, he offers the notion of rights-driven development, which puts the concept of a right at the heart of software engineering practices. Alex’s first step to develop rights-driven practices … SACHI Seminar: Rights-driven Development
Congratulations to Jordina Frances de Mas for passing her viva subject to minor corrections! Many thanks to Didier Galmiche for serving as the external examiner and Ruth Hoffman as the internal examiner.
£100m boost in AI research will propel transformative innovations – UKRI We are delighted to participate in the National Edge AI Hub that is funded by UKRI. The Hub comprises 12 universities and numerous industry and public sector organisations. The vision of the Hub is to develop the underlying research to secure the edge of … 100m boost in AI research will propel transformative innovations