Professor Stephen Linton Retirement

Colleagues from the University, past and present, gathered to say a fond farewell to Professor Stephen Linton who is retiring from the School at the end of 2024. Steve was a valuable and respected member of staff for 31 years and also a former Head of School and Director of CIRCA. Steve was fundamental in Professor Stephen Linton Retirement

Getting into the festive spirit

Michael Young, Ruth Hoffmann, and Mun See Chang are getting into the festive spirit, creating gingerbread houses during coffee break.

Winter Graduation 2024

On behalf of the School of Computer Science, we would like to congratulate all of graduating students. We wish you all the very best of luck! 🎓

PGR Seminar with Zhongliang Guo

The next PGR seminar is taking place this Friday at 2PM in JC 1.33a Below is a title and Abstract for Zhongliang’s talk– Please do come along if you are able. Title: Adversarial Attack as a Defense: Preventing Unauthorized AI Generation in Computer Vision Abstract: Adversarial attack is a technique that generate adversarial examples by PGR Seminar with Zhongliang Guo

PGR Seminar with Carla Davesa Sureda

The next PGR seminar is taking place this Friday 22nd November at 2PM in JC 1.33a Below is a Title and Abstract for Carla’s talk – Please do come along if you are able. Title: Towards High-Level Modelling in Automated Planning Abstract: Planning is a fundamental activity, arising frequently in many contexts, from daily tasks PGR Seminar with Carla Davesa Sureda

Fully funded PhD scholarship in Algorithms for Data Science

Lead supervisor: Dr Peter Macgregor Application deadline: 1 March 2025 Project description: Modern data science and machine learning applications involve datasets with millions of data points and hundreds of dimensions. For example, deep learning pipelines produce massive vector datasets representing text, image, audio and other data types. The analysis of such datasets with classical algorithms Fully funded PhD scholarship in Algorithms for Data Science

AI Seminar Tuesday 19th November – Francesco Leofante

The School is hosting an AI seminar on Tuesday 19th November at 11am in JCB1.33A/B Our speaker is Francesco Leofante from Imperial College London. Title: Robustness issues in algorithmic recourse. Abstract: Counterfactual explanations (CEs) are advocated as being ideally suited to providing algorithmic recourse for subjects affected by the predictions of machine learning models. While AI Seminar Tuesday 19th November – Francesco Leofante