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MRC funding success for Dr Yulia Timofeeva

Dr Yulia TimofeevaWe are happy to announce that Dr Yulia Timofeeva from the department's Applied Computing research theme has been awarded a Medical Research Council grant to develop a modelling framework and computational tools for studying synaptic transmitter release in health and disease. The £475K project will run in close collaboration with the laboratory of Professor Kirill Volynski at the UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology as well as other world-leading experimental laboratories in Europe, USA, Canada and Japan, specialising in state-of-the-art research in synaptic transmission.

Sun 06 Oct 2019, 17:38 | Tags: People Grants Research Applied Computing

EPSRC funding success for Dr Sayan Bhattacharya

Dr Sayan BhattacharyaWe are pleased to report that Dr Sayan Bhattacharya from the Theory and Foundations research theme at the Computer Science Department has received an EPSRC New Investigator Award. This will allow him to lead a research project on the theory and applications of dynamic algorithms. The approximately £250K project will aim to develop new techniques to design algorithms for fundamental optimisation problems in a setting where the input data changes over time.

The proposal was ranked top at its funding prioritisation panel, and the reviewers said:

The intended research explorations are of very high quality and will likely make a substantial impact on the research community; and possibly on the industrial sector.
Fri 04 Oct 2019, 19:48 | Tags: People Grants Research Theory and Foundations

The department's new Student Experience staff team

Adam AlcockDr Ramanujan SridharanDr Sara KalvalaMaking sure that our students have a high-quality experience in the department will be a top priority for Dr Sara Kalvala, Dr Ramanujan Sridharan and Adam Alcock. They will work with our students, the department's academic and professional services staff, and colleagues in the wider university to address issues, make improvements, and develop initiatives that will improve students' satisfaction and benefit their future careers.

Sun 29 Sept 2019, 18:47 | Tags: People Courses Undergraduate

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