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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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”…
You are warmly invited to the next PGR seminar:- Wednesday 07/10/2026 14:00-15:00 JC 1.33A Speaker 1: Berné Nortier Distilling the Data Deluge: Network Renormalisation as a technique for coarse-graining…
Congratulations to Samuel Ivey (supervised by Saleem Bhatti) who passed his PhD viva subject to minor typographic corrections. Thanks to Hamed Hadaddi (Imperial College London) and Tom Kelsey for undertaking…
Congratulations to Dhananjay Saikumar (supervised by Prof. Blesson Barghese) who passed his PhD viva subject to minor corrections. Thanks to Prof. Fahim Kawsar (University of Glasgow) for serving as external examiner.
Jakub Mestek is visiting us from Charles University over the next couple of weeks. Please come along to his talk:- Friday 21/08/2026 11:00 JC 1.33A Title: “Multi-Agent Pathfinding Beyond Deterministic Execution”…
Congratulations to Erdem Kuş (supervised by Ozgur Akgun and Ian Miguel) who passed his PhD viva subject to minor corrections. Thanks to Manuel López Ibáñez (University of Manchester) for serving as external examiner.