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31 January 2011 |
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News from Head of SchoolTuring lecture: Call for questions On Tuesday Feb 8th we will be welcoming Professor Donald Knuth to the University to deliver the annual Manchester Turing Lecture. This year's lecture will take the form of a question and answer session, facilitated by Howard Barringer. We would like to source as many questions as possible ahead of the event (in case the audience is a little slow to warm up on the night). We would therefore like to invite staff and students to submit questions, on any topic they would like to ask of Don. Please send all questions to Jez Lloyd by Thursday Feb 3rd. Bernard Strutt School Plan discussion Following on from the request for comments on the draft school plan circulated in the 17th January Newsletter, I will be happy to discuss any aspect of this at the School Board on 2nd February. Location: http://intranet.cs.man.ac.uk/newsletter/cs_operational_plan_11v1.doc EventsPresident and Vice-Chancellor’s visit 1 Feb 11 There will be an open staff meeting from 14:50 in Atlas 1 for the President and Vice-Chancellor’s visit. This will include an opening address (c. 5 minutes) from the President which will then be opened up into a general question and answer session (c. 35 minutes). School Board meeting 2 Feb 11 15:30, IT building room 407 PGT report and CPD report Online Query Processing and Data Analytics on Sensor Data with AnduIN 9 Feb 11 Prof Kai-Uwe Sattler. Technische Universitat Ilmenau 14:15, Kilburn 1.4. eLearning Technologies symposium 13 April A symposium on the benefits of eLearning Technologies in Engineering, Physical Sciences and Mathematics Invitation for
presentations On Wednesday 13th April 2011, The University of Manchester, in conjunction with the Higher Education Academy Subject Centres in Engineering, Physical Sciences, and Mathematics, is holding a symposium that focuses on the benefits of eLearning technologies in teaching and learning. Lecturers and Learning Technologists from the North of
England and The programme will also include a conversation on sustainability strategies of ICT, how we can manage costs effectively and minimise negative environmental impact of eLearning Technologies within Universities. Research AwardsTHE NERC
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOINFORMATICS CENTRE (NEBC): ENABLING ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE IN
THE MOLECULAR AGE Funding Body: EC WF4EVER Funding Body: EC ERMITAGE Funding Body: EC METANET4U Funding Body: EC |
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