University of Lincoln, UK
Well done to all graduates in the Class of 2014!!! We hope you enjoyed your day at the Cathedral. After the ceremony we also gave out awards to our prize winners: The Longhurst Prize (best project) John McDonagh (BSc Games Computing Level 3) Best Graduate in the School of Computer Science Level 3…
Congratulations to every one of our graduates in the Class of 2014!
Leading researchers in cancer treatment, retinal disease and the health benefits provided by companion animals will be speaking at a science, arts and heritage festival celebrating the area’s close connection with Sir Isaac Newton. The Gravity Fields Festival, which takes place in Grantham, Lincolnshire, from 24-28th September 2014, pays homage to the world’s most influential…
Channel 4’s Gadget Man will feature the latest sensation in aerial remote control aircraft, using 3D-printed quadrocopters built by the University of Lincoln’s Dr John Murray. In the third series of the show, presenter Richard Ayoade still isn’t finding life any easier. Cooking, shopping, going out or even staying in are among the activities that…
Expertise from the University of Lincoln has once again contributed to a win at one of the world’s most prestigious flower shows. The Essence of Australia garden, which Dr Duncan Rowland from Lincoln’s School of Computer Science worked on, won a Gold Medal and Best in Show at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show.…
Two papers from academics in the School of Computer Science were presented at the world’s premier computer vision event. The CVPR conference, which took place between June 24-27 in Ohio, is the highest-ranked venue in Computer Science. According to Google Scholar Metrics, it is also the top publication venue in the field of computer vision…
A new fantasy videogame that will give players the power to generate their own levels through Twitter has been launched. Hashtag Dungeon is unique, in that rather than procedurally generating its own content, the game is tied to the @HashtagDungeon Twitter account which tweets out the code that becomes a whole new level of dungeon…
A pioneering research project which aims to develop a more effective radiotherapy treatment for thousands of cancer sufferers is featured in a major public exhibition by The Royal Society. Professor Nigel Allinson, MBE, from the School of Computer Science, University of Lincoln, UK, is showcasing the PRaVDA consortium’s ground-breaking work into cancer treatment at this…
Visitors to this year’s RAF Waddington International Air Show can meet a 3D-printed robot and listen to the sound of an insect that lived 165 million years ago. Created by Dr John Murray from the School of Computer Science at the University of Lincoln, UK, MARC – Multi-Actuated Robotic Companion – will be meeting the…