SICSA are excited to have a stand at Cluster Conference 2024 on Thursday 21st March at the Grand Central Hotel in Glasgow. Scotland’s Cluster Ecosystem Conference is back, in partnership with the Scottish Cluster Ecosystem Alliance (SCEA). Aligning with the principles of SCEA, the conference will highlight opportunities and insights from across the tech ecosystem, ... Read more
What is Curio? A smartphone-powered robotic platform. What will we do? Gain first-hand experience programming Curio and brainstorm curriculum activities. When? Tuesday 30th January 2024 – 9.30am to 2pm Where? University of Glasgow – School of Computing Science Cost: Free with tea/lunch included. Travel fees refunded. How to apply: Complete our application form. Program: View ... Read more
SANS – part II is an opportunity to bring together researchers from different areas to share ideas and learn about ongoing work in relation to autonomous networked systems. If you would like to share your work, we are looking for short form presentations and posters from students. The goal is information sharing and community awareness, ... Read more
We are pleased to announce that this year’s SICSA Pre-CHI day will be hosted by the University of Edinburgh on the 3rd May. This will be an all-day event, comprising of talks, posters, demos and social activities where work being presented at the 2024 ACM CHI conference by Scotland-based researchers will be shared, discussed and ... Read more
Get ready for a day full of fun and excitement before the European Championship at SICSA pre-EC day 2024! Join us to present your upcoming paper submitted or accepted to an evolutionary computation (EC) conference in 2024, or watch and learn from talks by other researchers in EC at universities across Scotland. You are also ... Read more
The Scottish Programming Languages Seminar (SPLS) Series is an informal meeting of the Scottish Programming Languages Institute (SPLI) Community for discussing anything related to programming languages. This edition of SPLS will be hybrid and is organised by the the School of Informatics at University of Edinburgh. (Times TBC). We will be physically located in 40 ... Read more
Join us for an exciting, in-person workshop on Cyber Security at The University of Aberdeen. Book your place today!
We are delighted to host our PhD Conference at the University of Aberdeen in July. Our theme this year is Developing Adaptability and Resilience. We will have a packed schedule of inspiring key note speeches and practical workshops, insightful training and opportunities to meet and chat with your fellow PhD colleagues. Register to save your ... Read more
Join us for the Generative AI Mini Symposium, an exclusive gathering for research-track ECR's across Scottish Institutions. This event is an excellent opportunity to network, share your research, and engage in discussions about the latest advancements in Generative AI. Each participant will present a lightning talk of their research. Don’t miss out on this chance ... Read more
The 7th Strathclyde International Perspectives on Cybercrime Summer School will run Monday 19th-Friday 23rd August 2024 at the University of Strathclyde. Bookings close 5th August. This includes a research symposium on Monday 19th August which can be booked separately. Students (PhD, MSc, UG), practitioners and academics are welcome to register. The interdisciplinary summer school ... Read more
Machine Learning in Science would like to invite you to take part in our 2024 conference. We hope to bring researchers together to share knowledge on machine learning, foster interdisciplinary collaboration and enhance research. More information can be found on the MLiS website
Announcing the SICSA Reasoning, Explanation and Applications of Large Language Models (REALLM) Workshop 2024 at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen. The SICSA REALLM workshop will provide a forum to share exciting research on LLMs. Our goal is to foster connections among SICSA researchers interested in NLP and Generative AI by highlighting and documenting promising approaches, and encouraging ... Read more
