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Machine learning helps to predict new violence hot spots

12 October 2020

Cardiff University analysis uncovers ‘no alcohol’ locations that could be targeted to reduce violent crime

Collaborative gaming project to inspire young people into future STEM careers

17 September 2020

Students from the School of Computer Science and Informatics are inspiring the next generation of young people to take an interest in coding through an exciting new project called Impact Games.

Top-ranking conference recognises student 3D pizza ordering system project

27 August 2020

A STUDENT project encouraging people to make healthier food choices using new technologies has been accepted for a highly regarded conference.

Inspiring the next generation of cyber security professionals

12 August 2020

The School of Computer Science and Informatics is hosting an important event which encourages school pupils to pursue a career in cyber security.

Prestigious teaching award for National Software Academy

6 August 2020

University’s innovative software engineering programme achieves recognition for collaborative work in teaching and learning

Training public sector data experts

16 June 2020

University launches professional development programme in partnership with the Office for National Statistics

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Cardiff and Airbus demystify AI for Cybersecurity

28 February 2020

Project tests ability to ‘explain’ and ‘confuse’ AI-based decisions

Multi-million pound grant to unlock 5G potential in rural Wales

27 February 2020

Cardiff University researchers will support a £10m project aimed at creating new opportunities for businesses and citizens in rural areas

Data Management Plan for the Distributed System of Scientific Collections

26 February 2020

Director of Informatics projects leads important Data Management Plan of natural heritage data.

New system to detect cyber-attacks on smart devices in the home

10 February 2020

Researchers develop security system that can identify attacks with 90 per cent accuracy