This project aimed to examine the barriers to behaviour change and delve into potential solutions for achieving a more sustainable future through the use of technology. The exhibit will involve examples of protypes and…
In Honours year, students are required to understand a substantial piece of research as part of their Honours project. This year, five students have undertaken projects inspired by Wikidata, the Glasgow Women’s…
The Junior Honours module is compulsory and taken by all third year Computer Science students. This year, they were tasked with creating visualisations connected to Wiki Projects using information from Wikidata. These…
Although having several tabs or applications open concurrently to take notes, manage tasks, and locate resources may be necessary for many students, it is not conducive to effective learning. The present project aims…
Wiki Loves Monuments is an international photo competition held annually, which aims to increase the quality and quantity of openly licensed images of monuments and listed buildings available on the Wikimedia Project.…
Idris is a programming language which encourages “type-driven development”. We believe that to enable the highest levels of productivity, programming should be a conversation between the programmer and the machine. A…
Routezy streamlines your road trip planning process. This intuitive app reimagines the way we explore, offering a seamless blend of technology and adventure. With Routezy, planning road trips becomes effortless,…
Linear logic is a refinement of traditional (or classical) logic which is conscious of resource usage, and tracks resources carefully. This logic has many applications in Computer Science (such as in the design of…
CaLLM is a chatbot that has been given specialist information about the impact of climate change and the Berwickshire Marine Reserve to harness both the natural language processing power of large language models (like…
From the Greek “steganographia”, steganography means “covered writing”. It’s about hiding messages within other things, like images or audio, to communicate secretly. Steganographic algorithms hide data but don’t fully…