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The Computational Intelligence Research Initiative (CIRI) at Bournemouth University is organising a Special Session on Machine Learning in Medical Diagnosis and Prognosis at IEEE CIBCB 2017. The IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence in Bioinformatics… »
‘Can you convey the impact of your research in a single image?’ That’s the challenge we set BU academics and students this year. The overwhelming response saw researchers from across the university getting… »
Heath McDonald, Swinburne University of Technology and Daniel Lock, Bournemouth University Declining television viewership for sporting events might suggest that those of us who heralded sport as a potential saviour… »
When the earthquake hit Nepal in 2015, the newspapers were full of stories of the tragic event, the devastation left following the natural disaster, and the heroic clean-up effort on… »
Complex global challenges are a defining feature of today’s world. Universities can play a key role in addressing these challenges and shaping a future for generations to come that we… »
Bournemouth University is home to over 650 postgraduate research students, who work both to further their own knowledge and skills and to make a difference in the world with their… »
The latest edition of the Bournemouth Research Chronicle (BRC) is now available. The magazine shares just a small selection of the research taking place at BU, from working with local… »
100 days from now, Bournemouth University will be hosting the prestigious British Conference of Undergraduate Research (BCUR). The annual event is an opportunity to celebrate the valuable research contribution of… »
GraphConnect focuses on the rapidly growing world of graph technology, and features Neo4j, the world’s leading graph database. GraphConnect Europe – held in London’s prestigious Queen Elizabeth II Centre –… »
BU’s recent promotion of Dr Debbie Holley to Professor, acknowledges the important and unique integration of her work, which inspires excellence in Higher Education pedagogy, underpinned by her own research…. »
We are constantly told how enabling and empowering new interactive digital technologies are. How they free us to talk back to and build relationships with brands, allow us to organise… »
Dr John Oliver, from the Advances in Media Management research cluster, recently delivered a keynote lecture at the Open Innovation Design Jam competition at the University of Glasgow. The event… »
Want to get creative for an hour? Join Dr Ashley Woodfall on Thursday 17 November 2016 for our next 14:Live. 14:Live will be taking a turn for the creative this… »
PhD position in Computational Neuroscience ‘Metastable Cortical Dynamics Underlying Cognition’ (Bournemouth University-IDIBAPS Barcelona) Closing date: 28 November, 2016. A PhD position is available in the 3-years fully-funded project ‘Metastable Cortical Dynamics… »
The Advances in Media Management (AiMM) research cluster recently said farewell, but not goodbye to Jorge Sanz-Llopis, a senior PhD student and Assistant Lecturer at University of Navarra (Spain). Jorge… »
14:Live is back on Thursday 20 October, at 14:00-15:00! Join Dr Dinusha Mendis on the 5th Floor of the Student Centre, for a stimulating session around her research. What’s it about you… »
Researchers from Bournemouth University and the University of Glasgow have won 2016 Lumen Prize Moving Image Award for their project AfterGlow, which shows the transmission of an infectious disease through… »
The editorial board of the Journal of Promotional Communications would like to announce that Volume 4 Number 1 is now available for download. Stephen Waddington, Partner and Chief Engagement Officer… »
Two of Bournemouth University’s researchers – Dr Sue Sudbury and Dr Roman Gerodimos – have been shortlisted for the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s Research in Film Awards. The awards… »
Researchers from Bournemouth University and the University of Glasgow have been shortlisted for the Lumen Prize for their project AfterGlow, which shows the transmission of an infectious disease through 3D… »