3rd BiVi: Biological Visualisation Conference and Training Workshop
Apr 20, 2017
Location Craiglockhart Campus
219 Colinton Road
Edinburgh
EH14 1DJDescription The Biological Visualisation Community's 3rd Annual Meeting takes place at Craiglockhart Campus in Edinburgh on 20th-21st April 2017.
This two day meeting comprises one day with 3 keynotes, 7 talks on biological data visualisation as well as lightning talks, posters and demos. The second day involves hands-on training workshops.
The talks and training include information visualisation across the whole spectrum of biological data types. This is a meeting of interest to anybody working in biomedical science as well as developers of visualisation techniques.
The keynote speakers are:
- Jean-luc Doumont: The Three Laws of Communication
- Marc Streit: From Visual Exploration of Biomedical Data to Storytelling and Back Again
- Bang Wong: Art and Science: A partnership catalyzing discovery in biomedicine
Registration is £50.
We also have student bursaries available for research degree students to cover the costs of attending.People Jessie Kennedy
Alan CannonResearch Areas Information visualisation
Immunology and infection
Microbiology and Biotechnology
Cancer and drug designThemes AI and Technologies
HealthResearch Centres/Groups Centre for Algorithms, Visualisation and Evolving Systems URL http://bivi.co/event/3rd-bivi-annual-meeting
Events (23)
School of Computing PhD Workshop Series - Final Event
Oct 31, 2018
Location 16:00 in CoRe44 (room C44) Merchiston Campus Description Please join us for the closing event of the PhD masterclass. As a reminder, PhD masterclass was a seminar series run last semester to promote knowledge and skills exchange between students. For this closing event, there will be 4 short talks on:
How can students take a step towards research impact?
Lindsey Middleton
How to simplify reality ? An introduction to the purposes and approaches of modelling
Cedric Perret
Why statistics matter
Sean McKeown
Visualising your results and other tricks with R
Andreas Steyven
The seminar starts at 4pm in C44 and it is followed by a social gathering (including a lot of food).
All students and staff welcome.People Sean McKeown
Andreas SteyvenResearch Areas Information science Themes AI and Technologies Research Centres/Groups Centre for Algorithms, Visualisation and Evolving Systems
Centre for Social Informatics
Time Management in Research - School of Computing PhD Workshop Series
Mar 7, 2018
Location CORE 44, room C44 Merchiston Campus Description The presentation will discuss concepts, tips and common issues of time management, focussing on tackling long-term projects, maintaining motivation and achieving a good work/life balance.
Juanjo Mata De Acuna, studied Computer Engineering in Spain and came to Napier to study the Msc on Advanced Security and Digital Forensics. Currently he works as a KTP associate with Edinburgh Napier and Satisnet, researching on how to improve the way that computer security training is delivered on e-learning and virtual platforms.People Andreas Steyven Themes AI and Technologies
10 reasons why I should learn about HPC - School of Computing PhD Workshop Series
Feb 7, 2018
Location CORE44, room C44 Merchiston Campus Description High Performance Computing (HPC) is a fundamental technology used in
solving scientific problems. Many of the grand challenges of science
depend on simulations and models run on HPC facilities to make progress;
for example: protein folding, the search for the Higgs boson, and
developing nuclear fusion. In this talk, several key concepts about HPC
will be introduced. In addition, we will also talk about ARCHER, the
latest UK National Supercomputing Service, and how to make the most of
it by requesting ARCHER time or attending training courses, among others.
Speaker: Dr Juan Rodriguez Herrera (EPCC)
I joined EPCC as an Applications Developer in December 2015 after
completing a PhD in Computer Science at the University of Almeria
(Spain). At EPCC, I am currently involved in the NEXTGenIO project (an
EC H2020 project about the I/O challenge for the Exascale), and the Farr
Institute of Health Informatics Research. I am also one of the ARCHER
Helpdesk team. Occasionally I collaborate in teaching ARCHER training
courses as well as Software Carpentry and Data Carpentry workshops.People Andreas Steyven Research Areas Information science Themes AI and Technologies Research Centres/Groups Centre for Algorithms, Visualisation and Evolving Systems
PhD students present their work at the school of computing post-graduate research conference
May 11, 2016
Location H5 & H9 Merchiston Campus Description This years post-graduate research conference will be held Wednesday (11th of May) on H-floor.
Presentations and the keynote will be in H5, the poster session, breaks and the reception will be in H9.
We are proud to welcome Dr Wendy Moncur from the University of Dundee as this years keynote speaker.
The programme schedule, the running order of all sessions, presentation titles and abstracts and can be downloaded here:
http://www.soc.napier.ac.uk/~zz388/soc-pgrc2016/SoC-PGRC2016-Programme.pdf
The conference is organised and chaired by student volunteers and Dr Kevin Chalmers.People Frances Ryan
Andreas Steyven
Baraq GhalebResearch Centres/Groups Centre for Interaction Design
Centre for Social Informatics
Centre for Distributed Computing, Networking and Security
Centre for Algorithms, Visualisation and Evolving Systems
Centre for Higher Education Research
Introduction to Digital Evidence
Dec 7, 2020
Location West Lothian College Campus
WLC Cyber Academy
West LothianDescription As part of the collaboration for the Neurodiversity project, Basil Manoussos, Manager of The Cyber Academy delivered a guest lecture at West Lothian College, on Digital Forensics & Digital Evidence.
The lecture was part of our collaboration with other colleges and universities involved in the Scottish Government funded project on Neurodiversity.People Basil Manoussos URL https://www.west-lothian.ac.uk/news-events/latest-news/cyber-security-course-for-neurodivergant-students-proves-successful/
5th International Conference Big Data in Cyber Security
Jun 4, 2019
Location Edinburgh Napier University - Craiglockhart Campus Description The 5th International Conference in Big Data in Cyber Security runs over 4th and 5th June, 2019. It includes a wide range of businesses, universities, non-profit and Scottish Government organisations. People Basil Manoussos
Nick PitropakisResearch Areas Cyber-security Themes AI and Technologies Research Centres/Groups Centre for Distributed Computing, Networking and Security URL https://thecyberacademy.org/5th-international-conference-big-data-in-cyber-security
Post Graduate Cyber Security (PGCS) Symposium (2018)
May 30, 2018
Location Edinburgh Napier University, Craiglockhart Campus Description The Symposium was organised as an academic event, parallel to the Big Data in Cyber Security conference People Basil Manoussos Research Areas Cyber-security Themes AI and Technologies Research Centres/Groups Centre for Distributed Computing, Networking and Security
MASCOTS - Cyber Taster Course
Oct 1, 2020
Location Online delivery Description MASCOTS was a Scottish Government funded project that built on our success with the Cyber Security Taster for Neurodiverse audiences.
The course was delivered to a neurodiverse audience, with the aim of raising awareness and interest in cybersecurity. Part of the project is to run workshops that together with the delivery of the course would help the SoC to deliver changes to make our courses more accessible and fit for neurodivergent students.People Basil Manoussos
Bill Buchanan
Matthew Burdge
Cyber Security Master Class
Apr 11, 2016
Location Monday 11 April 12.00 - 15.00pm Description The Cyber Academy and ENUSEC> are hosting a the second Cyber Security Master Class on the latest vulnerabilities and methods on Monday 11 April 2016 in the Glass Room at Merchiston, Edinburgh Napier University from 12pm until 3pm. It is free to attend and will demonstrate some of the latest vulnerabilities. The main presentators include:
Keysight/ENU. Bare metal forensics/side channel attacks.Bill Buchanan. DROWN.Andrew Yates. RSA/EMC. Lastest Threat Analytics using RSA SA (Security Analytics).People Bill Buchanan Research Areas Cyber-security Themes AI and Technologies Research Centres/Groups Centre for Distributed Computing, Networking and Security