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Past Events

2008

Date Event
3rd July 2008 HECToR – The New UK National High Productivity Computing Service
Dr Mark Parsons, Commercial Director, EPCC

Synopsis, Presentation (pdf, 3.3 MB), Pod-cast (mp3, 26 Mbytes)

11th June 2008 Visit to Edinburgh Airport Traffic Control Tower.
14th May 2008 Computer Forensics
Russell May, AccessData Corp.

Synopsis

16th April 2008 Visit to Edinburgh Airport Traffic Control Tower.
26th March 2008
8:00 pm
The Sidney Michaelson Memorial Lecture at the Edinburgh International Science Festival
Systems biology: what is the software of life?
Professor Muffy Calder, University of Glasgow

Synopsis, Presentation (PowerPoint, 4 MB), Pod-cast (mp3, 11 Mbytes)

12th March 2008 Is Privacy dead? Do we care?
Professor Anne Anderson, University of Dundee

Synopsis, Presentation (Powerpoint)

20th February 2008 Genetic databases: intellectual property and individual privacy
Professor Graeme Laurie, University of Edinburgh

Synopsis, Pod-cast (mp3, 25 Mbytes)

30th January 2008 Introduction to WiMAX, LTE and 4G Mobile Services
Colin Bendall, Motorola

Synopsis, Presentation (PowerPoint, 9 MB), Pod-cast (mp3, 20 Mbytes)

9th January 2008 Building the World's Biggest Next Generation Network
Tim Hubbard, Head of 21CN Technology Futures, BT

Synopsis, Presentation (PowerPoint), Pod-cast (mp3, 31 Mbytes)

2007

Date Event
5th December 2007 Discrete Element Modelling of Particulate Systems
John Favier, DEM Solutions

Synopsis

21st November 2007 Virtual Worlds - Next Step for the Internet
Professor Austin Tate, AIAI, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh

Synopsis, Speakers' presentation slides (PowerPoint. Warning: 65 Mbytes)

24th October 2007 Games and learning – the state of play
Chris Brannigan, Caspian Learning

Synopsis

10th October 2007 Massively Parallel Architectures
Colin Egan and Jason McGuiness, Department of Computer Science, University of Hertfordshire

Synopsis, Slides (pdf)

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