Research into Industry Seminar Series
The School of Computing Research into Industry Seminar Series offers extra-curricular sessions that relate what we do (research-led computer science) to the destinations of our graduates (predominantly commerce and industry). All staff, postgraduate and undergraduate students are encouraged to attend.
A further programme of seminars will commence in October 2008 with speakers from Google, Zoo Digital Group and IBM.
Previous Seminars
The third seminar of this series was presented in May 2008: Research for UK Business: Making it Work. Mourad Kara, Internet Services division, Cable and Wireless, delivered an insightful 90 minute seminar comparing research in academia and industry. An abstract and the slides are available.
The second seminar took place in February 2007: Books and Bits at the British Library. Sean Martin, Head of Architecture and Development, British Library, delivered a lively and interactive session. An abstract and the slides are available.
The first seminar of this series took place in November 2006 and was entitled Applying 4D Ontologies to Enterprise Architecture: God's Eye View of History. Prof. Matthew West, Reference Data Architecture and Standards Manager, Shell delivered a 90 minute session which included interaction and discussion. An abstract and the slides are available.
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