On Saturday 13th September, the Royal Society of Edinburgh hosted a workshop titled: “Your Data, Your Story” as part of their Curious festival of knowledge. The event was led by a group of experts in data visualisation and data ethics, including three of our own, Dr Areti Manataki, Dr Tristan Henderson and Tilcia Woodville-Price. The … Curious Workshop Success
Sharon Pisani, Maria Andrei, Junyu Zhang and Alan Miller travelled to Siene for Digital Heritage 2025. Four paper presentations, project workshops and much networking later we reflect on a successful conference. We are proud to announce that Sharon Pisani from Open Virtual Worlds has received the Best Paper Award for her wonderful work “Introducing Sociodata … St Andrews Computer Science makes big splash at Digital Heritage 2025
RSE are running a workshop this Saturday as part of their festival of knowledge. Saturday 13th September 2025 16:30 – 18:00 The Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22-26 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PQ Connect through curiosity and join a celebration of ideas, conversation, and discovery. From science to society, arts to innovation, no two events are … Royal Society of Edinburgh Curious Festival Workshop
The University is hosting the 23rd International Conference on Permutation Patterns https://sites.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/pp25/ It is a series of annual conferences on permutation patterns that have been held annually since 2003. Last time the conference was held in St Andrews was in 2007. This year the conference is organised by Ruth Hoffmann (CS, St Andrews) and Christian … Permutation Patterns 2025
The School of Computer Science hosted this years Summer GAP Days between 26th August and 30th August. GAP Days are workshops where developers and users with programming experience are invited to influence the future development of [GAP] by initiating and contributing to discussions and coding sprints. These GAP Days have been special as we celebrated 10 … GAP Days Summer 2024 @ St Andrews
If you are currently teaching or interested in teaching anything to do with ethics and technology, then please consider attending a half-day workshop that Dharini Balasubramaniam and Tristan Henderson are holding in JC 1.33 on Tuesday 6 Dec. The aim is to discuss challenges, share syllabi and best practices, and ideally to build a shared … Workshop on Teaching and Assessing Technology Ethics, Tuesday 6 Dec
Registration is open for the next Software Carpentry workshop in St Andrews on September 23-24 in the Parliament Hall. We will teach UNIX shell, version control with Git and programming with Python. Please see the workshop page for further details and the link to registration via PDMS.
Next Monday is the annual St Andrews Bioinformatics workshop in Seminar Room 1, School of Medicine. Some of the presentations are very relevant to Computer Science, and all should be interesting. More information below: Agenda: 14:00 – 14:15: Valeria Montano: The PreNeolithic evolutionary history of human genetic resistance to Plasmodium falciparum 14:15 – 14:30: Chloe Hequet: Estimation … St Andrews Bioinformatics Workshop 10/06/19
The Higher Education Research Group is happy to announce the workshop on using video on Computer Science education on Aug 7th 2018. Goals Participants of this full-day workshop will look at the role of video in education in general, and specifically: * Discussing opportunities and challenges that are specific for use of video in teaching … Workshop on Using Video in CS Education
The Higher Education Research Group is happy to announce the SICSA-sponsored workshop on learning analytics on Aug 6th 2018. Goals The purpose of this SICSA-sponsored workshop is to encourage an evidence-based approach to teaching by leveraging quantitative and qualitative data available to CS schools. Most importantly, we plan to organise a multi-institution study on using … SICSA Workshop on Learning Analytics in Education