Research introduction
Research introduction
At the heart of computer science lies the need to increase the capabilities of the algorithms which play ever more important roles in all our lives, increase our understanding of the properties of these algorithms and enable human interaction with them through novel interfaces.
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Nottingham's research combines our experience of creating sophisticated, challenging algorithms for a wide range of difficult real-world problems with our in-depth knowledge of the formal aspects of algorithm design and methodologies for their reliable implementation. This includes interaction and distributed systems design for rapid prototyping of new interactive ubiquitous computing in the digital economy and beyond.
Research opportunities
An active programme of research is under way within the School of Computer Science. Research can lead to the degrees of MPhil or PhD by full-time or part-time study and a small number of EPSRC awards are available for suitably qualified candidates.
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Research groups
The School's research is centered around the following groups:
Interdisciplinary research
The School is involved in the following cross-disciplinary groups:
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Learning Sciences Research Institute (LSRI) is a collaboration across schools in the University. The main members of the LSRI come from Education, Computer Science and Psychology reflecting the interests of the Institute members in learning science not just learning technology.
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Centre for Plant Integrative Biology (CPIB) a is a systems biology research centre focussing on mathematical and computational modelling of plants.
Research in Malaysia
The School's research activity at the Malaysia Campus is focused on the investigation and development of Intelligent Computing Systems.