Isaac Newton Building to inspire scientists of the future

Re-blogged from http://www.lincoln.ac.uk/news/2017/10/1406.asp The University of Lincoln’s Isaac Newton Building, which has become home to thousands of scientists, engineers and mathematicians of the future, has been officially opened today (Thursday 19th October) by the UK’s most senior scientist, Professor Sir Mark Walport.Sir Mark, the Chief Executive Designate of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), visited the University’s…

Students visit RAF Coningsby to learn from BAE Systems

The University of Lincoln Careers and Employability Service and 9 students from the Schools of Maths & Physics, Engineering and Computer Science recently visited RAF Coningsby to spend a day with BAE Systems. The visit provided an overview of the Military Air & Information sector of the business which operates the Typhoon Total Availability Enterprise (TyTAN) contract, supporting…

Robotics Research Seminar 24/5/17: “Making Robust SLAM Solvers for Autonomous Mobile Robots”

We invite everybody to attend the robotics research seminar, organised by L-CAS, on Wednesday 24/5/2017: Dr Giorgio Grisetti, DIAG, University of Rome “Sapienza”: Making Robust SLAM Solvers for Autonomous Mobile Robots WHERE: AAD1W11, Lecture Theatre (Art, Architecture and Design Building), Brayford Pool Campus WHEN: Wednesday 24th May 2017, 3:00 – 4:00 pm ABSTRACT: In robotics, simultaneous…

Prof Duckett to speak at Agri-Robotics event

Robotics, automation and associated technologies As part of Arable Horizons hosted by Farmers Weekly, University of Lincoln Professors, Tom Duckett, School of Computer Science / lead for Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems and Simon Pearson, Founder of the Lincoln Institute for Agri-Food Technology (LIAT), will be speaking at the National Space Centre, Leicester, on 26th April 2017. Arable Horizons is a…

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