A dynamic environment - Research at the leading edge
ECS-Electronics and Computer Science is the leading university department of its kind in the UK, with an international reputation for world-leading research across computer science, electronics, and electrical engineering. Research takes place in a multidisciplinary, collaborative environment, drawing on outstanding facilities. With over 550 researchers from many different subject backgrounds, the research culture in ECS is fast-changing and dynamic. Agent technologies, digital libraries, environmental modelling, e-Science, high voltage engineering, machine learning, spintronics, technology-enhanced learning and Web Science are just some of the technologies in which ECS research has been fundamentally transformative in recent years. Full information about all our research projects is available on our research group pages. ECS also incorporates two Doctoral Training Centres – in Web Science, and Complex Systems Simulation. Crowdsourcing experts team up to accelerate cardiac responseResearchers from the University of Southampton will be collaborating with scientists from Masdar Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) to tackle the MyHeartMap Challenge, using social network and crowdsourcing.
More news![]() ![]() ECS-developed RTI system in action at The LouvreThe Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) system developed by Dr Kirk Martinez of ECS-Electronics and Computer Science along with Archaeology colleagues at the Universities of Southampton and Oxford has recently been deployed in The Louvre, Paris, to capture items from the Oriental artefacts department.
More news![]() ![]() "Living in a Materials World" - Inaugural lecture by Professor Alun VaughanSome of the critical problems facing the world’s power systems will be discussed by Professor Alun Vaughan in his inaugural lecture on Wednesday 1 February.
More news![]() ![]() ECS researchers win prestigious awards at ACM Multimedia conferencePrestigious prizes for Best Open-Source Software were awarded to ECS researchers Dr Jonathon Hare and Dr Sina Samangooei at the ACM Multimedia 2011 conference, held this month in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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