The School has been awarded a grant by The Biomedical Research Centre to fund the Cloud-e-Genome project. The success of the grant is due to Prof. Paul Watson (Computing Science) and Prof. Patrick Chinnery (Biomedicine) and the project will be led by Dr. Paolo Missier. The following is a short description about the project:
published on: 7th May 2013
Higher Education Innovation Funding (HEIF) support and develop a broad range of knowledge-based interactions between universities and colleges and the wider world, which result in economic and social benefit to the UK. The School has received HEIF funding to support a new project recently reported on the School website: "Newcastle receives £6m for fast broadband"; Newcastle is receiving £6m to build city-wide networks, offering homes and businesses speeds of up to 100Mbps (megabits per second). Follow this link to read more about the fast broadband project.
published on: 7th May 2013
Computing Science’s success with EPSRC IAA funding will stimulate new and strengthen existing relationships with industry through secondments, collaborative projects and proof-of-concept developments to accelerate the uptake of EPSRC research outputs into society.
published on: 7th May 2013
A unique app which allows you to peel back the layers of a masterpiece and uncover a previously hidden world has been developed by experts from Newcastle and Northumbria Universities and is the topic of a recent University press release.
published on: 2nd May 2013
The CSC2015 Trade Fair on 30th April 2013 was a great success. The 22 teams of students demonstrated their mobile phone apps to the School, ISS, the general public and companies such as Scott Logic and Gospelware.
published on: 1st May 2013
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