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Two researchers from this Department are part of a new national initiative exploring how digital services and infrastructures can be made to better support inclusion and equality.

Professor Peter Sewell has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society. He is one of 80 new Fellows selected for their substantial contribution to the advancement of science.

The 2023 Oxbridge Women in Computer Science Conference takes place here in the William Gates Building this Saturday.

For their paper on Deep Gaussian Processes, former PhD student Andreas Damianou and his then supervisor Professor Neil Lawrence have won the AISTATS 2023 'Test of Time' Award.

The annual awards to our Hall of Fame companies - the companies set up by students, staff and alumni of this Department - were presented tonight at a ceremony at Queens' College.

We look forward to welcoming 2023 Gates Scholars Anais-Marie Berkes and Gregor Feierabend when they join us later this year!

A team of researchers here are joint winners of a UK-US prize to drive 'innovation in privacy-enhancing technologies' for their work on tackling international money laundering.

Professor Peter Sewell has today been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant for his work on developing a path towards a substantially more robust and secure computing infrastructure.

An annual event here today celebrated the group design projects that all second-year undergraduates carry out as part of their practical work.

Meet Amelia Holcombe, a scholarship student who wants to use computer science to address environmental problems. She's part of a team using computer vision techniques to monitor forest health.