University of Lincoln, UK
Today is International Women’s Day. In celebration of this yearly event, we met with some of our female students to find out the projects they’re undertaking as part of their studies at the School of Computer Science, University of Lincoln UK. After being recognised for its commitment to advancing women’s careers in STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering,…
Mark Pastuszka, student at the School of Computer Science received his Master’s degree qualification and was also presented with a School Award, at the University of Lincoln’s Graduation in January 2018. Mark originally joined the University of Lincoln, enrolling on the BSc Computer Science programme. After his successful graduation, he decided to continue his education with the University, studying…
The University of Lincoln has been added to a growing national network of the UK’s leading robotics research centres. The Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems Research has joined the UK Robotics and Autonomous Systems Network (UK-RAS Network). The network was established in 2015 by the UK’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to provide academic…
On Friday 9th November 2017, Dr John Murray of the School of Computer Science, University of Lincoln, attended the East Midlands Heritage Awards 2017, where he received an award for his virtual reality blacksmith project. Dr Murray and his team, Andrew Cardwell and Liam Wilson, students in Games Computing at the University, received a Heritage Lottery Fund for…
School of Computer Science graduate, Luke Thompson, recently attended the Find Your Feet Careers Fair at the University of Lincoln. We were delighted to see Luke back on Campus and caught up with him about his new role on the IT Leadership Programme (Graduate Scheme) at Dunelm. Read on to find out how Luke’s experience at…
Everyone interested robotics, computer vision, and computer science in general is cordially invited to the School of Computer Science research seminar on Friday, 10/11/2017 at 2pm in room JUN0001 (The Junction). Modelling and Detecting Objects for Home Robots Markus Vincze, Technical University Vienna Abstract In the near future service robots will start to handle objects…
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…
On 5th October 2017, the annual British Engineering Excellence Awards (BEEAS) were held in the Honourable Artillery Company, London. In attendance were industry leaders, all with the hope of winning a prize for their contribution to engineering. The event itself, launched in 2009, demonstrates the breadth and vitality of the UK’s engineering and innovation capabilities. The…
Alex Curtis and Raymond Kirk, students at the School of Computer Science, were delighted to receive an invite to visit RAF Metheringham in Lincolnshire. Alex was contacted by RAF Metheringham after delegates had seen his Lancaster simulation game at the School of Computer Science showcase event in May 2017. Find out what Alex said about his experience: …