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Students win internship at Rolls-Royce
MSc Data Analytics students Rawaida Kamarudin and Weijiang Lin have been announced as runners up at the Data Storytelling Challenge Competition. As finalists they were rewarded with a 10 week internship at Rolls-Royce
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New report highlights how drones can be used for good of society
A new report demonstrating how drones can come to the rescue in natural disasters, help starving people in conflict and provide emergency medicine has been published today (7 June 2018) by one of the UK’s leading robotics experts, Professor Noel Sharkey, Emeritus Professor of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in the Department.
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New Centre for Speech & Language Technology
The University of Sheffield partners with VoiceBase to launch the Centre for Speech & Language Technology
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Large-Scale Fact Extraction and Verification Dataset Publicly Available
Amazon and University of Sheffield Researchers Make Large-Scale Fact Extraction and Verification Dataset Publicly Available
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University of Sheffield forges prestigious new partnerships with China
The University of Sheffield has Today (26 April 2018) signed a collaboration agreement with China’s leading Tsinghua University to work with its groundbreaking Future Lab.
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BCSWomen Lovelace Colloquium
This year the Department of Computer Science hosted the annual BCSWomen Lovelace Colloquium.
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University of Sheffield wins bid to enhance collaboration on the Internet of Things
The University of Sheffield has won a bid which will fund a new project, in collaboration with the universities of Oxford, Cambridge and Newcastle, to drive forward collaboration concerned with the Internet of Things.
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Honeybees may unlock the secrets of how the human brain works
Researchers from the University of Sheffield have discovered that looking at honeybees in a colony in the same way as neurons in a brain could help us better understand the basic mechanisms of human behaviour.
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Giving something back...
Graduate John Wright talks about coming back and working with the Department of Computer Science.
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Sheffield scientists help Nepalese orphans to grow fruit and vegetables
Scientists from the University of Sheffield, including Prof. Hamish Cunningham from the Department of Computer Science, are helping children from a Nepalese orphanage grow their own vegetables with a pioneering, sustainable technique which will provide a vital food supply all year round.
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Department is part of a new EU consortium researching solutions for speech problems
The Department of Computer Science is part of a European-wide project which aims to transform the well-being of people with debilitating speech problems, due to a stroke or Parkinson's disease for example.
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The Active 10 app developed by researchers from the Department for Public Health England featured on BBC1
The Active 10 app developed by researchers from the Department for Public Health England featured on BBC1.
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Department of Computer Science is founding member of new £20 million Institute of Coding
The Department is a founding member of a new £20 million Institute of Coding – a consortium of more than 60 universities, businesses and industry experts tackling the UK’s digital skills gap, which was announced by the Prime Minister today (25 January 2018).
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Department awarded grant to create two new MSc programmes in cyber security and AI
The Department has been awarded £183k by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) to develop two new MSc programmes combining cyber security and artificial intelligence (AI). This will help us to inspire and educate our future students who will become the next generation of cyber security professionals.
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Comment: Discerning truth in the age of ubiquitous disinformation
Professor Kalina Bontcheva from the University of Sheffield’s Department of Computer Science comments on fake news and reflects on her experience of giving evidence at the Department for Digital, Culture, Music and Sport (DCMS) enquiry on fake news
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