The School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics research centre is a community of research staff and students whose interests lie in the effective design, application and use of technology in the contexts of information, communication, aesthetics and knowledge, with a broad spectrum of perspectives ranging from human-centred approaches to formal mathematical modelling, to generating new knowledge of the structure of nuclei and engineering products and design.
| 18 January | Huan Wang University of Brighton, PhD |
Survival analysis for bivariate data |
| 8 February | Lyn Pemberton University of Brighton, Interactive Technologies Research Group |
Politeness in Human Computer Interaction |
| 29 February | Graham Winstanley University of Brighton |
The Computational Intelligence Group's Robotic Adventures |
All seminars are in Watts Building, room 504, from 1-2pm, unless stated otherwise.
Researchers in the Natural Language Technology Group have been awarded funding in the international Digging into Data Challenge to develop new ways of exploring historical records.
The Journal of Physics has highlighted the work of our current PhD student, Camino Rodriguez Triguero in their January 2012 publication
Professor Morgan Heikal joins the REF
Professor Morgan Heikal is one of six academics from the university who who have recently been appointed to sit on panels for the national Research Excellence Framework (REF).
