School of Computer Science

Arkwright Awards for budding young engineers

On Friday 11 November 2016, Professor Saleem Bhatti was the principal guest of the Arkwright Scholarship Trust, as principal speaker and presenter at Arkwright’s award ceremony at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre. The Arkwright Trust is a well-established, independent UK-wide charity which identifies and nurtures high-potential A-level and Scottish Advanced Higher students who have a Arkwright Awards for budding young engineers

Ae fond farewell: Judi Robertson

The School hosted a farewell reception for Judi Robertson last month. Judi worked in the School for 8 years, and made a great contribution to making the School such a friendly and supportive place to work and study. She is pictured below, receiving flowers and leaving gifts, and drinking a glass of fizz. We wish Ae fond farewell: Judi Robertson

PhD Viva success: Bilal Hussain

Congratulations to Bilal Hussain, who successfully defended his thesis today. He is pictured below with supervisor Professor Ian Miguel, Internal examiner Professor Simon Dobson and external examiner Dr Peter Gregory, from Teesside University.

Computer Science Student Reps 2016

We are delighted to congratulate the student representatives for 2016/7, elected by their peers. Reps play a very important part in the life of the school by providing a healthy communication channel between staff and the students they represent, and also by chairing and running the Staff-Student Consultative Committee, amongst many other roles. The reps Computer Science Student Reps 2016

DLS: Distributed Systems and Sensing by Prof. Julie McCann

Distributed Systems and Sensing by Julie McCann Event details When: 7th November 2016 09:15 – 16:00 Where: Lower College Hall Series: Distinguished Lectures Series Format: Distinguished lecture 7th November 2016 Lower and Upper College Halls   Introduction By Professor Simon Dobson School of Computer Science University of St Andrews The first of this academic year’s DLS: Distributed Systems and Sensing by Prof. Julie McCann

RadarCat presented at UIST2016

SACHI research project RadarCat (Radar Categorization for Input & Interaction), highlighted earlier this year in the University news, the Courier and Gizmodo and in a Google I/O ATAP 2016 session, will be presented at UIST2016 this week. RadarCat is a small, versatile radar-based system for material and object classification which enables new forms of everyday RadarCat presented at UIST2016