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Research in the Faculty of Technology has an international standing and provides diverse, exciting and hugely interdisciplinary area of study. Strong links with commerce ensure research is geared towards real-life challenges, and projects cover subjects as diverse as medical diagnostics, robotics, satellite mapping, home security, 3D television, aircraft manufacturing and safety, mobile communication and alternative energy.
The Faculty consists of four departments: The Departments of Engineering and of Media Technology focus on micro/electronics, imaging technologies, communications, water software, mechatronics, mechanical engineering and manufacture, whilst the Departments of Informatics and of Computer Technology are concerned with research surrounding computational intelligence, interactive media, software technology, satellite remote sensing and computing and social responsibility.
Computing and Engineering technologies influence all aspects of modern life, which is why the Faculty is actively involved in a number of important cross-faculty research endeavours, such as the Institute of Creative Technologies. The Faculty also has a number of Special Interest Groups (SIGs), which act as a catalyst for interdisciplinary research. These include the Entertainment Computing SIG, the Forensic Computing SIG and the Pedagogic SIG.
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(Article)Since the original development of program slicing in 1979 [.Weiser slices 1979.] there have been many attempts to define a suitable semantics which will precisely define the meaning of a slice. Particular issues include ...
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(Article)Combining formal and agile techniques in software development has the potential to minimize change-related problems.
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(Book chapter)This text was a 'reaction' during a conference on scholarship relating to sound art and music and why their discourses are so dissimilar. The reaction was based both on the challenges and the interventions the author had ...
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(Article)While Pareto-based multi-objective optimization algorithms continue to show effectiveness for a wide range of practical problems that involve mostly two or three objectives, their limited application for many-objective ...
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(Conference)Data stream mining is the process of extracting knowledge from continuous sequences of data. It differs from conventional data mining in that a stream is potentially unbounded, data points arrive online and each data point ...
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(Article)Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to identify a framework to support adaptivity in e-learning environments. The framework reflects a novel hybrid approach incorporating the concept of the ECA model and intelligent ...
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(Conference)This paper presents an overview of how fuzzy logic can be employed to model intelligent bio-environments. It explores how non-invasive monitoring techniques, combined with sensor fusion, can be used to generate a warning ...
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(Conference)Convergence and diversity are two main goals in multiobjective optimization. In literature, most existing multiobjective optimization evolutionary algorithms (MOEAs) adopt a convergence-first-and-diversity-second environmental ...
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(Article)An artificial compound eye system is the bionic system of natural compound eyes with much wider field-of-view, better capacity to detect moving objects and higher sensitivity to light intensity than ordinary single-aperture ...
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(Article)This paper reasons that the growth in arts festivals that has taken place since the 1990s has changed the nature of the cultural market and, consequently, is a major cause of the growth in the production of particular sorts ...
