Edge Hill University is taking part in a cutting edge project by Europe’s biggest research and innovation programme promising breakthroughs and world firsts. The University’s Department of Computer Science is delivering a £400,000 work package, part of the European Union’s Horizon 2020 project, exploring the quality of open source computer software. Open source software includes […]
Professor Mark Anderson has appeared on Radio New Zealand to discuss the 20th anniversary of a legendary chess game which saw a computer beat a World Chess Champion for the first time.
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Third year students celebrated and employers looked to recruit at the Computer Science end of year showcase which was held in the Tech Hub last week.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, the Department of Computer Science teamed up with community tech network, Liverpool Girl Geeks, for an exciting event to encourage female students to #BeBoldForChange.
Employers and students had the opportunity to meet and discuss employment opportunities in the digital technology industry at the annual Computing Careers Fair.
Gamers are set to converge on Edge Hill University when it plays host to the world’s largest game creation event.
A team of students from Edge Hill University took part in the finals of the prestigious University Technology Challenge at MediaCityUK, enhancing their employability and boosting their career prospects.
Students at Edge Hill University are using real police crime data to create music.
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