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  • Scottish Theorem Proving & Verification (STPV) Seminar

    Scottish Theorem Proving & Verification
    University of Strathclyde , United Kingdom

    Verification and theorem proving research is notably strong in Scottish universities, with active groups and researchers in at least six departments. This new Scottish Theorem Proving and Verification Seminar (STPV) is intended to provide a common venue for communication and sharing of ideas by all these researchers. At least once a year, one of the departments hosts an informal seminar for the whole Scottish verification and theorem proving community. Represented fields include e.g. theorem proving, model checking and other forms of formal reasoning, verification and synthesis. This will also serve as a friendly venue for PhD students and RAs to discuss their work in progress and get feedback.

    In this inaugural edition we have three invited speakers, presenting some of their STPV-related work and leading a panel discussion on the scope and future plans for the seminar series.

  • SICSA Education Seminar: Investigating the challenges of dyslexia and the future aids that can support students

    University of Strathclyde , United Kingdom

    For our September Education Seminar, we are thrilled that PhD student, Catriona Weir from University of Strathclyde will be presenting her research. Abstract: Dyslexia is a neurological learning disability that impacts people’s reading, writing and spelling abilities. It is thought that ten per cent of the UK population may have dyslexia. Previous research studies have ...

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  • The British Colloquium for Theoretical Computer Science (BCTCS)

    University of Strathclyde , United Kingdom

    (BCTCS) is an annual event for UK-based researchers in theoretical computer science. A central aspect of BCTCS is the training of PhD students, providing an environment for students to gain experience in presenting their work, to broaden their outlook on the subject, and to benefit from contact with established researchers. The scope of the colloquium ...

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