On the day
Our Open day is made up with over 40 individual demos. Presenting these will be our staff and students with representation from 1st year right through to PhD students. Demos will be from coursework and research projects and represent some of the highlights from the academic year.
Our exhibitors will be present and look forward to discussing their work with our visitors.
All our rooms, offices and teaching spaces will be filled with demos and we will be open to welcome visitors from 11am – 2pm – you and your team are most welcome at any point during this time.
Open Day Team
You are warmly welcomed by our Open Day Team: Ruth Hoffmann and Kirsty Ross. If you have any questions, please email us here.
“Schedule”
This is an informal event with no set times for the exhibits. For 2025 we introduce a first-come set of talk/discussion sessions called Hot Tattie Talks! For some of our Research Themes we will have a dedicated session which will cover a hot topic within the field!
11:00 Doors Open
11:15 — 11:45 Artificial Intelligence Hot Tattie Talk
12:00 — 12:30 Health Informatics Hot Tattie Talk
12:15 Lunch will be available
12:45 — 13:15 Computer Systems Hot Tattie Talk
13:30 — 14:00 Human Computer Interaction Hot Tattie Talk
14:00 Doors Close
Other refreshments will be available! We aim to cover as many different dietary requirements as possible.
What’s on show on the day
During the academic year, we will expand our list of exhibits as courses and projects are completed.
By April we will have a full list of exhibits and expect this to include around 40 individual exhibits.
A range of projects will be on show covering the full range of our work in the School of Computer Science. Our show will include projects, posters and demos from all of our staff and students (post- and under-graduate).
Projects will cover a variety of themes and include the following topics:
accessibility AI artificial intelligence Black-box Optimization citations computer vision constraint programming Data Database deep learning Digital Heritage digital inclusion digital literacy Dissertation Environment HCI Health healthcare Heritage human-computer interaction Human Computer Interaction information visualisation Interactive hardware and software LLM machine learning MSc dissertation open access Open Knowledge place Planning Postgraduate research Programming Research Risk Communication robotics Search Sketching StARIS Sustainability Uncertainty Visualisation VIP Virtual Humans Virtual Reality wikidata Wikipedia
Hot Tattie Talks
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence: What is it and where is it going?
Speaker: Kasim Terzić
Health Informatics
AI in Medicine: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Speaker: Areti Manataki
Computer Systems
Computer Systems and Trains
Speaker: Tom Spink
Our Projects
- A Geometric Basis for Accurate 2-bit Quantisation
- AI for optimal decision making
- Ancient Egyptian in Unicode
- Can I Borrow Your Face? Authentic Characters Recreation in Heritage Scenarios
- Challenging the ‘Male Default’ Paradigm: Utilising Advanced Data Visualisation to Raise Awareness Gender Bias in Healthcare
- Climate Action Large Language Model
- Colorectal Cancer Biomarker Prediction with AI
- CULTURALITY Show Case
- Dark Patterns: How Design Manipulates Your Choices
- DASAD – Domestic Abuse Service Automatic Database