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Enriching Pathway Models Using Text Mining
We are pleased to welcome Sophia Ananiadou, a Professor in Computer Science at the University of Manchester, to talk about “Enriching Pathway Models Using Text Mining”. The meeting will talk will start at 6pm on Thursday 9th May in MP-0.11 in the Physical Sciences building. Details are below. This is a free event, open to everyone. There […]
Behind the scenes with some Cash Machines
Our next meeting is on Monday 11th February. We are pleased to welcome Dr Nick Pringle to talk about “Behind the scenes with some Cash Machines.” The talk starts at 6.00pm in MP-0.11 in the Physical Sciences building at Aberystwyth University (Map). Abstract Did you recently see that the FBI unusually issued a global warning […]
Cloud Security Myths and Considerations
We are pleased to welcome Rob Clark to speak to the next branch meeting on Monday 10th December. The talk will be at Aberystwyth University in room MP-0.11 (Physics A) in the Physical Sciences Building (Map) Cloud Security Myths and Considerations Cloud computing has the potential to allow developers to move faster, to focus on […]
Bots, burnout and blame: How to use IT to build better organisations
We are pleased to welcome Matthew Bellringer to our meeting on Thursday 22nd November to talk about “Bots, burnout and blame: How to use IT to build better organisations”. This will be at 18.00 in MP-0.11 (Physics A) in the Physical Sciences Building at Aberystwyth University. There will be light refreshments from 5.30 in the foyer […]
High Speed Automated Inspection of Railway Track
We are pleased to welcome Iain King to our meeting on Monday 19th November to talk about “High Speed Automated Inspection of Railway”. This will be at 18.00 in MP-0.11 (Physics A) in the Physical Sciences Building at Aberystwyth University. There will be light refreshments from 5.30 in the foyer of the Physical Sciences building. There […]
AGM and Surveillance event
On Wednesday 24th October, the BCS Mid-Wales AGM for 2017-2018 will be held at Aberystwyth University. The meeting will start at 6.20pm. Immediately following the AGM there will be a session with a series of short talks about Surveillance from all angles. The meeting is free and open to everyone. AGM Details The AGM notice, […]
Show and Tell – April 2018
The next BCS Mid-Wales event is Show and Tell. This is on Friday 20th April from 6pm. It will take place at Aberystwyth University in the Physical Sciences building in room MP-0.15 (Physics Main). See the location on Open Street Map. The format is similar to those that we have run before. We will start […]
Bletchley Park, Hitler’s secret messages and the birth of Colossus
By TedColes – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Link We are pleased to welcome Phil Hayes to talk about how Bletchley Park were able to read Hitler’s secret messages, and the birth of the first electronic computer. Phil is the Chief Engineer engaged in the Colossus rebuild, from the National Museum of Computing at Bletchley. […]
Bioinformatics and Computational biology: 500 years of exciting problems?
We are pleased to welcome Dr Amanda Clare and Nick Dimonaco to talk at the next BCS Mid-Wales event. Amanda and Nick will be talking about ‘Bioinformatics and Computational biology: 500 years of exciting problems?’. The talk is at 6.15pm on Monday 29th January, 2018. This is in MP-0.10 (Physics B) in the Physical Sciences […]
Building Brains
We are pleased to support an event at Aberystwyth University. Computer pioneer Prof Steve Furber is speaking at Aberystwyth University on Friday October 27th at 4pm. Prof Furber is famous for work on the BBC Micro and for his co-design of the transformational ARM microprocessor. The talk is about “Building a Brain” and details can […]