Category: women in computing

The International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR) is a world leading event which brings together experts in the field of deep learning, and is globally … Read more

Students from the University of Kent took part in the global Atlantic Council Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge in London last month. The Cyber 9/12 Strategy … Read more

Every year, David Barnes (@kentdjb) encourages the School of Computing students to take part in a competitive coding challenge called Advent of Code. As the … Read more

PhD Student Clare Patterson talks to Dell Technologies on their Need to Know podcast about how organisations can learn to understand incident causation and the … Read more

Computer Science undergraduate student Rachel Muir has won targetJobs UK’s Undergraduate of the Year Award Celebrating Neurodiverse Talent. Rachel won the award for her work in … Read more

MSc Cyber Security students Keira Pascua, Urmilla Sridharan, and Daniel Thomas, took part in the NCSC Innovators Challenge, held by the National Cyber Security Centre; … Read more

Congratulations to School of Computing students Sejal Gupta, Nicole Green, Hari Krishnakumaran, and Dhrue Raja, who won the Best Poster prize, chosen by staff and … Read more

Many congratulations to Professor Mark Batty, Dr Laura Bocchi, Dr Dominic Orchard and Dr Stefan Marr of the Programming Languages and Systems (PLAS) group at … Read more

Research from the University of Kent and Aalto University, Finland, has concluded with four key guidelines for how society should view and utilise Artificial Intelligence (AI), based on … Read more

A new educational serious game will help undergraduates learn about cyber security, thanks to innovative work by students at the School of Computing. Cyber security … Read more