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How can we harness the potential of AI to accelerate scientific discovery? The frontiers, opportunities and challenges of doing so will be discussed at a symposium on 19th November.

A programme here promoting the use of machine learning to tackle major scientific challenges is offering funding for PhD students starting next autumn.

Researchers are launching an investigation into the ways personal data is collected from our smart devices to find out if these flows of information comply with data protection law.

Dr Bo Eyole studied for his PhD in this Department and is now a Principal Research Engineer at Arm. He tells us about his journey from Cameroon to a high-tech career here in Cambridge.

Students from this Department have won medals in the International Collegiate Programming Competition World Finals, and the Country-2-Country Capture The Flag cybersecurity competition.

In 'The Antiques Code Show', we took participants on a virtual tour of Cambridge computer science from the first computer built here, which took up a whole room, to the latest - which sits in the palm of a hand.

A prototype personal navigation device we could wear in our ears, created by two students here, has just won an award at an international conference.

Work on developing a mobile phone technology that can sense our emotions and tell if we are happy or sad has just won researchers here a 10-year Impact Award.

A new programme from the Data Trusts Initiative will provide funding for pilot projects that trial the bottom-up data trusts model in practice.

A gift from Twitter will fund four Scholarships in Machine Learning (ML) here in the University of Cambridge Department of Computer Science and Technology.