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Industrial grant awarded to study blockchain technologies in the quantum world

By Matthew Brears | 10 June 2022

The Institute of Cyber Security for Society (iCSS) and the School of Computing are celebrating a new industrial grant awarded to University of Kent Lecturer, … Read more

New Undergradate course: BSc Data Science

By gjm32 | 22 February 2021

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new undergraduate courses, BSc Data Science and BSc Data Science with a Year in Industry, jointly … Read more

Caroline Li will lead AI research on £1.3m COVID-19 clinical trial

By cb244 | 12 June 2020

Dr Caroline Li is collaborating with London NHS hospital trusts and researchers in China on a clinical trial to study the use of a rheumatoid … Read more

Sharing machine-learning knowledge with local business

By opg | 30 January 2020

Academics in the School of Computing will be working with a local finance company to help them apply machine learning to their processes. The University … Read more

School of Computing hosts Discover STEM@Kent lectures

By cb244 | 14 January 2020

As part of the Discover STEM@Kent lecture series the School of Computing will be hosting two lectures, open to students, staff and the wider community, … Read more

10 Year Test of Time Award shows strength of research at Kent

By cb244 | 18 September 2019

Matteo Migliavacca and his co-authors have been awarded the 10 Years Test of Time Award by the 2019 ACM International Conference on Distribute and Event-based … Read more

Fernando Otero appointed as Deputy Head of School (Medway)

By opg | 04 September 2019

Dr Fernando Otero has been appointed as the new Deputy Head of School (Medway), with immediate effect. Fernando has been a lecturer in the School … Read more

School welcomes Daniel Soria as Lecturer

By opg | 02 September 2019

Dr Daniel Soria has joined the University of Kent as a Lecturer in the School of Computing. Daniel will be a member of the Data … Read more

Consciousness, growing up in India and Pink Floyd: Nostalgia podcast with Srivas Chennu

By opg | 30 April 2019

Dr Chris Deacy, Reader in Theology and Religious Studies, speaks to Srivas Chennu from the School of Computing as part of his Nostalgia podcast series. … Read more

School of Computing to support start-up with machine learning

By cb244 | 01 April 2019

With the support of Kent Innovation and Enterprise, Dr Fernando Otero and Dr Matteo Migliavacca from the School of Computing and London-based fintech start-up Youtility … Read more

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