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The School hosted a Game Jam event from the 15-16th December.

One of the exhibits include a video of CMP’s Professor Andrew Bangham. Professor Bangham's video interview centred on how to grow shapes from the patterns generated by the reaction-diffusion equations proposed by Alan Turing in 1953. The movie below show a surface that is being patterned by a reaction-diffusion equation. To create shapes, the UEA/JIC group devised a conceptual framework for understanding biological shapes develop and produced software to implement it. Here the...

Professor Graham Finlayson has been awarded a fellowship by the Royal Photographic Society .   The  Royal Photographic Society  awarded Professor Graham Finlayson a fellowship to recognise his world-leading contribution to imaging science and his wider service to the research community. Prof. Finlayson said " It is a great honour to be elected as a fellow and to be recognized by one's peers. My research at UEA meshes very well with the interests of the...

Dr. Michal Mackiewicz was awarded the Best Interactive Paper by the Society for Imaging and Technology Dr. Michal Mackiewicz, senior researcher at the School of Computing Sciences together with his co-authors from the Newcastle University and ENSEIRB (France) received the award from the Society for Imaging Science and Technology for the best interactive paper at the 12th European Conference on Colour in Graphics, Imaging and Vision. The title of his paper is “Skin chromaticity gamuts...

The paper ‘Testing for Homogeneity in Meta-analysis I. The One-Parameter Case: Standardized Mean Difference’ is number 4 In the most accessed papers in Biometrics. Meta-analysis aims to combine the results from a number of similar studies in order to improve the quality of decisions. The Cochran’s Q test is routinely performed in every meta-analysis to see whether the studies to combine are homogeneous. Unfortunately, this test works well only when the original studies were based on...