The Scottish Informatics and Computer Science Alliance (SICSA) is a collaboration of 14 Scottish Universities and three Scottish Innovation Centres. SICSA promotes international excellence in University-led research, education, and knowledge exchange for Scottish Informatics and Computer Science
SICSA Events
20/06/2023
SICSA DVF: Dr Sushmita Gupta, Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai, India…
29/06/2023
Workshop on 'AI in Pervasive Well-Being and Healthy Ageing'
30/06/2023
Research Theme Event: CFP SICSA Workshop on Fairness eXplainable Artificial Int…
30/06/2023
Research Theme Event: Robotics in a sustainable world: accelerating or hindering
11/07/2023
Talk: Examining the Pathways Into Cybercrime, Dr. Rutger Leukfeldt, Netherlands …
Latest News
Out of adversity… came research connections
Dr Tim Storer, Director of Knowledge Exchange & Impact at the SICSA research pool and Dr Ali McIntosh, Director of SULSA, on a pandemic innovation with growing benefits for research. Initially, the creation of the Coffee Break at RIS was driven by immediate need. At the outset of the pandemic, a lot of the core activity of the …Read moreSICSA Data Science Research Theme: Call for Data Science Research Grants – Deadline 21 October 2022
The SICSA Data Science Theme invites proposals to support Data Science research across Scottish Universities to carry out research activities completed by 31 January 2023. We have £2500 to support the following activities: Face-To-Face Event Organization, including workshops and presentations, for funding toward catering or speaker travel (max £500); Online events/Webinars Organization (max £500); Computational resources including cloud …Read moreSICSA Education – Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge
SICSA is extremely proud to sponsor the Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge, taking place on the 18th & 19th October 2022 at cyberQuarter, Abertay University, Dundee. The Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge is an annual cyber policy and strategy competition where students from across the globe compete in developing policy recommendations tackling a fictional cyber catastrophe. Now entering its …Read more
