6 September 2022,
by Katarina Alexander, Edinburgh Napier University
This year’s IRDTA Deep Learn Summer School took place in Gran Canaria from July 25th – 29th. The summer school was both in-person and online, with the majority of the nearly 500 participants coming to the island. The three keynote speakers – Wahid Bhimji, Joachim M. Buhmann and ...
Read more5 September 2022,
by Dr Juraj Sikra, University of Strathclyde
“The limits of my language mean the limits of my world.” Wittgenstein
On my way to Amsterdam, I was thinking what the research into improving cybercrime reporting really needs. I thought that to do research that convinces the government to take cybercrime more seriously, I must be able ...
Read more24 August 2022,
by Dorian Gouzou, Heriot-Watt University
Hi, I’m Dorian, a PhD student at Heriot-Watt University studying machine learning applied to medical imaging. I am (already) finishing my second year and realised that I spent my PhD learning about the different imaging modality I work with, and experimenting basic machine learning on it, which is obviously ...
Read more19 August 2022,
by Tiwonge Msulira Banda, Robert Gordon University
We all know that an electric motor gets hot when it is running. But do you know that the heat coming from the motor poses a big challenge to engineers that design motors? More generally, have you ever wondered how electric machines, e.g. motors or generators are ...
Read more19 August 2022,
by Adrián Javaloy, University of Saarland, Germany
Hi, I am Adrián, a third-year PhD Student at the University of Saarland, Germany. While Machine Learning has become ubiquitous to our society, often times these systems struggle when presented with data coming from different sources (for example, images and their respective captions). My research therefore focuses ...
Read more16 August 2022,
by Tudor Ferariu, University of Edinburgh
Hello, my name is Tudor Ferariu and I am a first-year PhD Student at the University of Edinburgh School of Informatics. My research topic is automating formal verification for smart contracts for the Cardano blockchain. Proving the absence of bugs is very expensive, and large sums of money ...
Read more16 August 2022,
by Jaspreet Kaur, University of Glasgow
I am Jaspreet kaur, a 2nd year PhD student at the University of Glasgow, James Watt School of Engineering. My research interest is exploiting location and geographical information for adaptive beam forming (a 5G and beyond technology) for transport systems. Currently, I am modelling some buildings and areas ...
Read more25 July 2022,
by Jude Haris, University of Glasgow
Hello, I am Jude Haris. I am a second-year PhD at the University of Glasgow in the School of Computing. My research interests are Computer Architecture, FPGAs and DNN accelerators. Thanks to SICSA Research Scholar Funding I was able to attend HiPEAC’s ACACES summer school, 10-16th of July.
The ...
Read more21 July 2022,
by Juraj Sikra, University Strathclyde
“The only thing that will redeem mankind is cooperation.” Bertrand Russell
The aim of my visit was to work on developing a research comparison between the cybercrime reporting situation in Scotland vs. Italy. My application as a visiting researcher was accepted by Prof Stefano Chessa from the Department of Informatics ...
Read more18 July 2022,
by Andrew Murray, University of Strathclyde
Hi, I’m Andrew a 2nd year PhD student at the University of Strathclyde. My research interests are Optimisation, Planning and Scheduling and Explainable AI and my PhD work involves a combination of all of these technologies. As an example, consider you have to perform a number of tasks ...
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