Department News
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15-Jul-2009
This year a record number of prizes have been won by Bristol University Computer Science undergraduates. A total of thirty five prizes were sponsored by nine different industrial partners, including IBM, Google, Toshiba, Infineon, Netcraft, XMOS, IPL, Detica and Sportcraft.
07-Jul-2009
A pioneering undergraduate from the University of Bristol's Department of Computer Science is set to make finding that exclusive piece of clothing easier, thanks to an innovative new website.
05-Jun-2009
A new textbook in Computer Architecture has been published by Dan Page. The book results from the innovative course taught to our first year undergraduates by Dan, who is a Senior Lecturer here in the department.
11-May-2009
Timo Kunkel, a research student in the Department of Computer Science, has been chosen as the winner of the University's centenary banner competition.
21-Apr-2009
An Art Gallery has just been produced, to show off some of the work done by first year Computer Science students.
10-Jul-2009
The department would like to congratulate the 72 students who graduated today, many of whom attended the department's champagne reception held in the Merchant Venturers Building today.
29-Jun-2009
EPSRC have awarded our cryptography group over £800,000 to investigate a novel new secure processor architecture. The project involves working with a number of leading companies in the area including AIST, Cryptography Research Inc, SiVenture and XMOS Ltd. Many of the topics researched in this project are taught in our undergraduate and Msc programmes.
11-May-2009
Bioinformatics and biological research in the department has been strengthened thanks to awards totalling £1.2 million from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC).
27-Apr-2009
Detica endorses Bristol computer science degrees. Detica has a long-standing relationship with the Computer Science Department at Bristol, sponsoring two prizes in security within the department and also recruiting a number of students each year from our various degree programmes. Kiera Lawrence of Detica explains why the company finds Bristol graduates so attractive.
16-Apr-2009
Bristol University and Trend Micro are looking for a suitably motivated PhD student to become involved in a recently obtained Industrial CASE studentship in the area of cryptography.