Events
The following is a list of events, such as conferences and workshops, held or hosted by the Department of Computing Science and Mathematics, University of Stirling. Click on the event title link to go to its web page.
Conferences
| Date and Venue | Title |
|---|---|
| 30 March 2006 University of Stirling |
MBN Forum 2006 - Mathematics Biomedical Network, Mathematical Biology Forum |
| 29 Aug - 1 Sept 2004 University of Stirling |
BICS 2004 - Brain Inspired Cognitive Systems. Held in conjunction with NAISO, Natural and Artificial Intelligent System Organisation, http://www.icsc-naiso.org/ |
| 12-16 July 2004, University of Stirling |
AMAST 2004 - 10th International Conference on Algebraic Methodology And Software Technology |
| 5-8 April 2004, Fisher's Hotel, Pitlochry |
BCTCS 2004 - 20th British Colloquium for Theoretical Computer Science |
Workshops, etc.
| Date and Venue | Title |
|---|---|
| 5-6 July 2010, University of Stirling |
Multi-scale modelling of Biological Systems - Sponsored by EPSRC. |
| 17 June 2010, University of Stirling |
A SICSA Workshop - Modelling and Analysis of Networked and Distributed Systems. |
| 23 October 2007, Senate Room, Main Building University of Glasgow |
Including Stakeholders in The Design of Home Care Systems - The theme of this MATCH workshop is to explore the benefits of including a variety of stakeholders in the design of home care technology. |
| 22 June 2007, Room 2B74, Cottrell Building University of Stirling |
The Scottish Theorem Proving Seminar 2007 |
| 1 June 2007, Iris Murdoch Centre University of Stirling |
Scottish Hoppers 2007 - Scottish Hoppers is an annual event for women in computing research in Scotland. The meeting showcases computing research by women, and offers networking opportunities: it generally consists of lectures by women at various stages of their careers. |
| 19 March 2004, Room 2A87A, Cottrell Building University of Stirling |
The Scottish Theorem Proving Seminar 2004 |
| 5-6 January 2004, Stirling Management Centre |
Workshop on Uniting theoretical approaches to the biological problem of relating individual behaviour to population dynamics. For more information, go to the workshop web page. |
