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Dr Adam Chester is a new WIHEA Fellow

Many congratulations to Dr Adam Chester on his election to a Fellowship of the Warwick International Higher Education Academy.

New WIHEA Fellows 2019

A WIHEA Fellowship recognises and rewards outstanding achievements in learning and teaching and is an exceptional opportunity to engage with colleagues across the university, improve the student experience and make a genuine difference to Warwick through research, debate and policy formation.

Tue 24 Sept 2019, 16:27 | Tags: People Undergraduate

UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship awarded to Dr Tom Gur

Dr Tom GurWe are delighted to report that Dr Tom Gur has been awarded a Future Leaders Fellowship on Foundations of classical and quantum verifiable computing, funded by £892K from UK Research and Innovation. Professor Artur Czumaj, the head of the department's Theory and Foundations research theme, has commented:

We congratulate Tom and look forward to hosting this exciting project that he will lead. This prestigious award confirms the high international standing of research at Warwick in theoretical computer science and its rich interfaces with other fields.

Tom’s Future Leaders Fellowship is concerned with algorithms and cryptographic protocols, both in the classical and quantum settings, and their applications to blockchain technology and delegation of computation to the cloud. This research programme is inherently interdisciplinary, involving fundamental research at the intersection of computer science, pure mathematics, and quantum physics.

The vision that this project aims to achieve is to develop new and exciting mathematical tools and to capitalise on their power to the end of pushing the frontiers of verifiable computing; providing new methodologies for meeting the challenges imposed by big data and the societal need for decentralised systems.

Fri 20 Sept 2019, 23:25 | Tags: People Grants Highlight Research

AlgoUK Workshop at Warwick

On 17-18 September, we will be hosting the AlgoUK workshop at Warwick. AlgoUK is a two-day national workshop, combining a UK theory day with an additional one-day workshop focusing on applications and applied areas relevant to algorithms and complexity. The talks will take place in MS.02

More details are available on the event web page: https://algouk.wixsite.com/warwick2019

Wed 11 Sept 2019, 12:03

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