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DoC researchers receive best paper award at GECCO in Boston
Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference (GECCO)
DoC researchers receive best paper award at GECCO in Boston
Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference (GECCO)
Imperial and BASF in major partnership to advance future of chemical production
Imperial and BASF, the world’s largest chemical producer, have begun a new phase in their strategic partnership to advance modern chemical production.
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New video from Imperial startup shows VR game controlled by thought
A new video by Imperial startup Cogitat shows a VR game-player controlling their virtual body using nothing more than the power of thought.
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Mission Driven Entrepreneurship: Students solve real-world security problems
Security & Resilience MSc students worked in teams for 10 weeks to find solutions for real-world problems and succeeded.
DoC student receives distinguished paper award and best artifact award at PLDI
SIGPLAN Programming Languages Design and Implementation
Imperial computer science and engineering research best in UK: REF 2021
Imperial’s Faculty of Engineering is celebrating its research being ranked best in the UK for both computer science and engineering.
IMSE and DigiFAB Datathon: Molecular Adsorption to Surfaces
IMSE and DigiFAB Datathon held their first joint datahon four multidisciplinary teams of students and early career research graduates competed.
Department of Computing rated top for research in its discipline in the UK
Research Excellence Framework 2021
Prof Cristian Cadar receives IEEE’s New Directions Award
The New Directions Award was given in recognition of contributions to symbolic execution for test generation and program repair.
Mind-controlled VR games could aid stroke rehabilitation
A virtual reality hand, controlled directly by the mind, could help stroke patients restore hand movement as part of VR-assisted physiotherapy.