Computer Science and Technology
Raspberry Pi — the Foundation was founded in November 2008 with support from the Department
The Department of Computer Science and Technology is internationally recognised as a pioneer, and continues to be a leader, in its subjects. The Department's staff has included two Turing Award winners, and fellows of the major science and engineering academies in both the UK and USA.
The Department, formerly called the Computer Laboratory, undertakes research in a broad range of subjects within the disciplines of computer science, engineering, technology and mathematics.
Current research areas include:
- Algorithms and Complexity
- Computer Architecture
- Graphics, Vision and Imaging Science
- Human-Centred Computing
- Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
- Mobile Systems, Robotics and Automation
- Natural Language Processing
- Programming Languages, Semantics and Verification
- Security
- Systems & Networking
If you would like to help the Department of Computer Science and Technology with its work, please donate online.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities
Undergraduate Research Opportunities (UROPs) are hugely valuable to students, enabling them to put theory into practice, develop valuable skills, and discover unexpected research interests and/or career paths. Since most research grants don’t cover undergraduates, we are always seeking funding so that we can offer more UROPs.
If you would like to help us do this, please donate online. Thank you.
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