Project Anarchy presentation

SoCS students were introduced to the capabilities of Project Anarchy in a presentation and demonstration on Wednesday 19th February. Stu Johnson introduced Project Anarchy and showed it’s capabilities as a mobile game development and deployment environment. Stu, who is a game industry ‘veteran’, illustrated how complex games could be developed using this technology. He also…

Google Talk!

On Friday 8th November we have Ed from Google coming in to talk to current students about his role at Google and how he got there. He works within the technical side of Google Maps but will also tell you more about working for Google and the areas within it such as Google Maps and…

Guest Lecture: Richard Stallman

Richard Stallman will be visiting the University of Lincoln on the 29th November 2013 to give an evening colloquium about the free software movement and the GNU Project. Richard Stallman is best known for launching the GNU Project in 1983, to create a “Unix-like computer operating system composed entirely of free software”. This is the…

Guest Lecture: Kathrin Gerling (University of Saskatchewan)

Wheelchair Revolution: Motion-Based Games for Players with Mobility Disabilities The growing popularity of motion-based video games such as Dance Dance Revolution, Dance Central, or Wii Fit creates new challenges for game design. Research has shown that such games have a variety of benefits, for example,  improved cognition, physical health, and emotional well-being. However, they remain…

Internship Opportunities!

Computer science student? Looking for an exciting internship opportunity? Dr Duncan Rowland and Dan Frodsham have secured funding for a number of Internships. Each one carries a bursary of £1500 and a variety of skills are required, both technical and creative, depending on the topic. Please contact Dr Rowland ASAP to find out more (these…

Lincoln to train new generation of scientists to detect diseases through retinal imaging

A multi-million European project aimed at combating some of the EU’s most prevalent chronic medical conditions is being led by academics at the University of Lincoln. The REtinal Vascular Modelling, Measurement and Diagnosis (REVAMMAD) project aims to train a new generation of interdisciplinary scientists for the academic, clinical and industrial sectors, and to trigger a…

Happy Graduation Day!

Congratulations to all of the School of Computer Science graduates this afternoon at the Cathedral. With the fantastic weather, it should be a really great afternoon, one which you will remember for a very long time. Look out for your lecturers who will be there to congratulate you. Come and tell us how you are doing…

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