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The Handbook on Smart Health has been published as a volume of the Studies in Health Technology and Informatics The Handbook on Smart Health has been published as a volume of the Studies in Health Technology and Informatics. This compilation of the state of the art contains 50 chapters contributed by authors from […]
Title: Phylogenetic Trees, Networks and Squirrels Speaker: Mark Jones (Middlesex University, London) April 16, 2026. Thursday. 3PM. TG23. Abstract: Phylogenetic trees and networks are directed graphs representing the evolutionary histories of animals/plants/viruses/etc. Reconstructing these histories is a huge interdisciplinary project combining biology, statistics, algebra, graph theory, algorithm design and software engineering (and probably others). It […]
Smart Campus of the Future: Computer Science Student Hackathon On the 3rd March, Michael Heeney, Kelly Androutsopoulos and Serengul Smith organised a Hackathon at Middlesex University for our Computer Science, IT, AI and Data Science students. Students worked in teams to design and develop innovative prototype solutions on the theme of “The Smart Campus […]
Title: Women in IT: Research from Germany and Bangladesh Speaker: Andreea Molnar (Swinburne University of Technology) March 17, 2026. 3PM. Room TG23. Abstract: Despite a growing number of initiatives aimed at increasing diversity in IT degree programs, women remain significantly underrepresented. Moreover, even when women do enroll, they tend to leave these programs at higher […]
Colleagues Carlisle George (Research Group on Aspects of Law & Ethics Related to Technology) and Juan Carlos Augusto (Research Group on the Development of Intelligent Environments). Co-organised the “Workshop on Ethical and Legal Aspects of AI” on 16th of December 2025, Cambridge (UK), co-located with the Forty-fifth SGAI International Conference on Artificial Intelligence.
We are pleased to share that the department of Computer Science will be hosting a guest lecture titled “A brief history, basic concepts, applications of Artificial Intelligence” by Prof. Franco Raimondi on Friday 13th February at 16:00, held in H116 (Hatchcroft Building). The lecture is open to all, and no prior knowledge is required. […]
Email: K.Dodds@mdx.ac.uk Office address: T114 Biography & Qualifications Professor Klaus Dodds is the Dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology at Middlesex University and a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences. He completed his PhD at the University of Bristol in 1994, and thereafter took up a position at the University of Edinburgh […]
February 18th, 2026, Wednesday, 3PM. Room TG23. Speaker: Elisabeth Fink. Title: AI for Science: From Accelerating Materials Discovery to Stress-Testing Post-Quantum Cryptography Abstract: Applications of AI have become widespread and the UK has defined “AI for Science” as a national strategy. Within this, the UK aims at becoming a leader specifically in scientific applications of […]
Email: M.Heeney@mdx.ac.uk Office address: T108 Biography & Qualifications I am the Module Leader for Systems and Architecture in Year 1 Computer Science. The module develops a foundational understanding of computer architecture, from digital logic and data representation to processors and memory hierarchies, equipping students with the conceptual tools needed for later study in programming, operating […]
Email: M.Jones@mdx.ac.uk Office address: T131 Biography & Qualifications I joined Middlesex University in 2026. Before that, I held post-doc positions at TU Delft and CWI in the Netherlands, Université de Montpellier in France, and Royal Holloway, University of London. I obtained my PhD in Computer Science from the University of London’s Royal Holloway in 2013. […]