No evidence to link violent video games and behaviour
Computer Science Engineers at the University of York have found no evidence to support the theory that video games make players more violent. In one of the most significant studies...
Two Students Have Smashed a Quantum Computing World Record
Swedish Engineers have successfully simulated a 45-qubit quantum circuit, breaking the record for the greatest number of qubits to be simulated. This milestone moves humanity one step closer to "quantum...
Engineers create the Largest ever Virtual Universe
Researchers from the University of Zurich have simulated the formation of our entire Universe on a supercomputer. This section of virtual universe - a billion light years across - shows...
Inaugural TOCHI best paper award goes to University of Leeds Engineers
The University of Leeds is celebrating after two of its researchers (Professor Roy Ruddle and Rhys Thomas from the School of Computing) scooped the 2016 TOCHI best paper award. Their...
Engineering Talks – Colossus & the Breaking of Lorenz
By the end of World War Two 10 Colossus machines were working around the clock to find the start wheels of the Lorenz-encrypted messages. These machines made a huge impact...
Explore – Women in Computing: a British Perspective
The National Museum of Computing and Google have worked together to chart the history of women's involvement in computer science. The project covers the time from Ada Lovelace (generally recognised...