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‘Cancer seeing’ technology is one in a hundred innovations to change our world
A groundbreaking piece of medical imaging technology that could revolutionise cancer treatment will be featured as part of a showcase of 100 engineering ideas that have changed our world. A section of...
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Lincoln Computer Science team beat the bookies
Racing predictions made by computer science experts at the University of Lincoln and featured on BBC Radio 4 successfully beat the bookies, picking out the programme’s first winner in 15 weeks....
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Mobile robots could help the elderly live fuller lives
Mobile service robots developed by computer scientists at the University of Lincoln could soon be helping elderly people stay independent and active for longer. A new international project will test...
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Scientists put final pieces into place for seeing cancer with protons
Scientists are currently in South Africa putting together a unique medical imaging platform which could improve treatment for millions of cancer sufferers by making proton therapy a viable option....
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Boxik – an addictive new mobile game from a trio of talented students
An addictive new mobile game developed by a trio of student programmers who teamed up at a one-day coding jam has been released across Apple and Android platforms. Boxik is a retro style puzzler...
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Robots emerging as agricultural co-workers
Advanced engineering could be the solution for the sustainable intensification of agriculture, as technology for producing service robots reaches maturity. An expert in robotics from the School of...
View ArticleVirtual blacksmith simulator features on BBC Look North
A pioneering project by computer scientists at the University of Lincoln to create a virtual blacksmith simulator was featured this weekend on BBC Look North. Led by Dr John Murray from the School of...
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Sun and memories help ants navigate backwards
Desert ants rank among the best insect navigators in the world, and now a scientific study shows their navigational skills are even more sophisticated than previously thought. Scientists have revealed...
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Prestigious summer school explores the future of computer vision
Some of the brightest young minds in computer vision will meet at a prestigious summer school this July to hear from international researchers in the field. Hosted at the University of Lincoln, UK, the...
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SoCS student papers presented at two key European conferences
School of Computer Science students Carl Gowan, Jack Laurel and Scott Ringham now have two publications to add to their CVs following their participation in last year’s SoCS undergraduate research...
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