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…
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…
This summer, a group of students from the School of Computer Science and beyond competed in the Formula Student AI event at Silverstone. In the competition, teams write software for an autonomous racing car, competing…
On behalf of the School of Computer Science, we would like to congratulate all of this year’s graduating students. The school welcomed graduates, friends, family and academic staff to reflect on and celebrate their…
The school had a visit from Rod and his therapy dogs this week. They were a welcome distraction for students and staff ahead of the upcoming exam diet. The sun was shining and all who attended enjoyed interacting with…
Huge congratulations to our students whose posters are accepted by BCSWomen Lovelace Colloquium (https://bcswomenlovelace.bcs.org/?page_id=863) this year. They will head to Bath to present their ideas next week. Best…
Congratulations to Ariana Hine (supervised by Prof Juliana Bowles) who has passed her PhD viva subject to minor corrections. Thanks to Prof Lislaine Aparecida Fracolli from Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, for…
Congratulations to Georg Wölflein (supervised by Dr Ognjen Arandelovic) who has passed his PhD viva subject to minor corrections. Thanks to Adam Shephard for serving as the external examiner.
Chair of the IEEE IoT Educational Activities Committee and Award Presenter, Dr Wanqing Tu, alongside Di WuFrom St Andrews to Chengdu, Dr. Di Wu has been awarded third place in the 2025 IEEE World Forum on Internet of…
Congratulations to Artsiom Hramyka (supervised by Prof Tom Kelsey) who has passed his PhD viva subject to minor corrections. Thanks to Prof Lars Kotthoff for serving as the external examiner.