The School of Computing Sciences runs an active seminar series with both external and internal speakers. In addition, there are a number of more focused seminar series associated with the research laboratories.
Seminars are normally held in the D'Arcy Thompson Room. Our postgraduate research students are encouraged to take an active role in the organisation of research seminars, from chairing sessions through to presenting their own research.
Other research events during the year include the annual CMP Postgraduate Day, at which research students present their work and compete for Best Paper and Best Poster awards, and the CMP Research Afternoon, an open house event in which our researchers engage with researchers from the wider community across UEA and the Norwich Research Park.
Upcoming Seminars
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Location: UEA, London
Date: 23 May 2012
Speaker: Dr. Beatriz de la Iglesias
Institution: Professional Development, UEA
Knowledge Discovery and Datamining (KDD) is the non-trivial process of identifying valid, novel, understandable and potentially useful patterns in data. We need tools to transform large amounts of real world (often messy) data into information that can support decision making and ultimately increase benefits.
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Location: D'Arcy Thompson Room, School of Computing Sciences, UEA
Date: 13:00-14:00 8 Jun 2012
Speaker: Prof. Alan Chalmers
Organiser: Dr. Katharina Huber
Institution: Warwick Digital Laboratory. University of Warwick
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Location: D'Arcy Thompson Room, School of Computing Sciences, UEA
Date: 13:00-14:00 13 Jun 2012
Organiser: Prof. Elena Kulinskaya
Institution: School of Computing Sciences, UEA
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Location: UEA, Norwich
Date: 18 Jun 2012 – 22 Jun 2012
Speaker: Dr. Beatriz de la Iglesia
Institution: Professional Development, UEA
Knowledge discovery and datamining (5 day)
