PGR Seminar: Tilcia Woodville-Price
You are warmly invited to the next PGR seminar:- Thursday 12/11/2026 15:00-15:40 JC 1.33A Speaker: Tilcia Woodville-Price Title: Visualising Uncertainty in Medicine: A Scoping Review Abstract: Uncertainty is…
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PGR Seminar: Zipei Li and Ben Claydon
You are warmly invited to the next PGR seminar:- Thursday 05/11/2026 15:00-16:00 JC 1.33A Speaker 1: Zipei Li Title: Combining LLM-Generated Pseudo-Landmarks and Symbolic Guidance for Difficult Planning Problems…
University joins Tay Create partnership
University lead for the Tay Create Innovation Partnership, our very own Dr Ozgur Akgun, is delighted to be adding computer science expertise to Tay Create University joins £20m Tay Create partnership to drive regional…
🎉 PhD Viva Success: Sharon Pisani 🎉
Congratulations to Sharon Pisani (supervised by Loraine Clarke) for passing the PhD viva examination subject to minor corrections. Thanks to Melissa Terras (Edinburgh) and Maria Economou (Glasgow) for undertaking…
Celebrating Margaret Hamilton’s Life and Contributions to Software Engineering
The school held a special screening celebrating the life and achievements of Margaret Hamilton, a pioneer of software engineering who sadly passed away last month. Margaret Hamilton was an American computer scientist…
Seminar: Automated tracking and recording of birds, using linear and non-linear microphone arrays
SACHI in the School of Computer Science invite you to their upcoming seminar:- Thursday 29/10/2026 13:00 – 14:00 JC 1.33B Abstract: Gathering correctly labelled video and audio of birds is a time-consuming,…
PGR Seminar: Bhakti Shah and Yunzhe Yuan
You are warmly invited to the next PGR seminar:- Thursday 29/10/2026 15:00 – 16:00 JC 1.33A Speaker 1: Bhakti Shah Title: Imperative Syntax for Dependent Types Abstract: The syntax of a functional, dependently typed…
PGR Seminar: Joseph Loughney
You are warmly invited to the PGR seminar below:- Thursday 22/10/2026 15:00 – 15:30 JC 1.33A Speaker: Joseph Loughney Title: “Symmetry Breaking in the Subgraph Isomorphism Problem, and Why It Isn’t Straightforward”…
PGR Seminar guest talk: Nickil Maveli “Evaluating Large Language Models for Code Understanding and Reasoning”
You are warmly invited to a special PGR seminar on 20th October. Our guest speaker, Nickil Maveli, will be joining us from our neighbouring university, the University of Edinburgh. Following his talk, Nickil will be…
CS School Seminar: Christopher Stone “On the Power of a Single Neuron”
You are invited to the next school seminar:- Thursday 16/10/2026 11:00 – 12:00 JC 1.33B Speaker: Christopher Stone On the Power of a Single Neuron Abstract: What can a single neuron compute? A single artificial…