Events
Connecting People - Connecting Machines
Tuesday 22 March 2005, 1730-1900
InfoLab21 Seminar Room B69
Some analysts promote the connection of machines as bigger business than how people became connected by the mobile phone, with market saturation expected to be well beyond 2010. Who are the players and what is the technological state of the art that is available for us to take advantage of this?
InfoLab21 Networking for Business
Friday 13 May 2005, 0845-1100
InfoLab21 Seminar Room B69
InfoLab21 networking events provide a unique opportunity for collaboration between regional ICT businesses and InfoLab21 Researchers.
Metric based on Rank Codes and Applications to Public Key Cryptosystems
Tuesday 07 June 2005, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
A talk by Professor Ernst Gabidulin, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Evolutionary Multi-objective Optimization and Its Application to Multiobjective Fuzzy Rule Extraction
Thursday 01 September 2005, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
A talk by Professor Hisao Ishibuchi, Osaka University, Japan
Evolvable Connectionists Systems: Methods and Applications in Bioinformatics, Brain Study and Intelligent Machines
Wednesday 07 September 2005, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
A talk by Professor Nik Kasabov, School of Computer and Information Sciences, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
Aspect Oriented Software Development
Wednesday 26 October 2005, 1730-1900
InfoLab21 Seminar Room B69
Aspect Orientated Software Development (AOSD) is October's Talking Technology event at InfoLab21. Lancaster University is at the forefront of research into AOSD and this talk will be given by Dr Awais Rashid from the Computing Department who leads AOSD Europe, a major European software development project that has been awarded ?4.4m by the European Commission.
Using Embedded Agents to Create Ambient Intelligence
Thursday 17 November 2005, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
By Dr Hani Hagras, University of Essex
Audience Participation through Mobile Phones with a Multi-track Music video on a Large Public Display
Mon 05 December 2005 - Wed 18 October 2006
C60 InfoLab21
A talk by Jurgen Scheible, Media Lab at University of Arts and Design Helsinki, Finland
Wireless sensor networks
Thursday 09 February 2006, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
A talk by Michael Haley, BP International, Chief Technology Office
From cluster analysis to finding interesting patterns
Wednesday 05 April 2006, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
A talk by Professor Frank Klawonn, University of Applied Sciences, Braunschweig, Germany
The Impact of Information Technology on Deaf People
Thursday 08 June 2006, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
A talk by Professor Jim Kyle, Bristol University
HF Prediction Methods for Digital Communications
Tuesday 20 June 2006, 1200-1300
C60 InfoLab21
A talk by Professor Les Barclay
Power laws in the Magnetosphere - Why are they so interesting? A data analyst's perspective
Thursday 06 July 2006, 1100-1200
C60 InfoLab21
By Dr. Gary Abel, British Antarctic Survey
Talking Technology event
Sunday 13 August 2006, 1730-1900
InfoLab21 Seminar Room B69
Event details to follow
lancaster University Visit Day
Wednesday 23 August 2006, 0930-1500
Lancaster University
A chance for prospective undergraduates to meet the staff and have a look round.
Data-Driven Evolving Fuzzy Models - Algorithms and Applications
Tuesday 12 September 2006, 1400-1500
C60 InfoLab21
By Dr Edwin Lughofer, Johan Kepler University, Linz, Austria
DCS Seminar
Tuesday 19 September 2006, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
A talk by Dr Mike Warrington, Department of Engineering, University of Leicester
Lancaster University Visit Day
Saturday 23 September 2006, 0930-1500
Lancaster University
A chance for prospective undergraduates to meet the staff and have a look round.
Broadband
Thursday 28 September 2006, 1730-1900
InfoLab21 Seminar Room B69
Broadband Technologies is September's Talking Technology event at InfoLab21. Professor Barry Forde and Dr Nicholas Race will talk about the exciting developments they are currently working on.
Communication Systems Open Day
Wednesday 25 October 2006, 1300-1700
InfoLab21
Once potential undergraduates have selected a Communication Systems degree at Lancaster as one of their UCAS choices, they will be invited to come to one of our open days. Parents and guardians are welcome to come along as well.
Extending the capabilities of a clinician
Thursday 26 October 2006, 1400-1500
C60 InfoLab21
By Professor Maria Petrou, Imperial College, London
Communication Systems Open Day
Saturday 28 October 2006, 1300-1700
InfoLab21
Once potential undergraduates have selected a Communication Systems degree at Lancaster as one of their UCAS choices, they will be invited to come to one of our open days. Parents and guardians are welcome to come along as well.
Network Protection: Why you need a Security Policy...
Thursday 16 November 2006, 1730-1900
InfoLab21 Seminar Room B69
Network Protection: Why you need a Security Policy... is the topic for November's Talking Technology event at InfoLab21. Our speaker will be Philippe Jan, Trainer/Manager for Advanced ICT Courses in ICT Focus at InfoLab21. Philippe is responsible for the design and delivery of systems courses on ICT Focus's range of certificates as well as Microsoft Official Curriculum classes. He has a strong interest in systems management and security and has provided the following outline for his...
LEC Postgraduate Open Day
Monday 27 November 2006, 1230-1700
Lancaster Environment Centre
Find out about the Lancaster Environment Centre's taught and research-based postgraduate courses
Postgraduate Open Afternoon
Monday 27 November 2006, 1300-1700
Lancaster University
This event is dedicated to The Faculty of Science & Technology. It begins at 13.00 with a tour of the university's postgraduate facilities, followed by a welcome presentation by the Faculty Associate Dean. Staff will be on hand to chat to you about your proposed course of study and departments will be open to view. Booking your place allows us to tailor the day to meet your needs, so please do so now at http://www.lancs.ac.uk/pg-openday.
Communication Systems Open Day
Wednesday 06 December 2006, 1300-1700
InfoLab21
Once potential undergraduates have selected a Communication Systems degree at Lancaster as one of their UCAS choices, they will be invited to come to one of our open days. Parents and guardians are welcome to come along as well.
Personalized user behaviour models
Wednesday 06 December 2006, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
A talk by Dr George Magoulas, Birkbeck College, University of London
Technology Matters Event - Commercialising Research
Thursday 07 December 2006, 0900-1200
Room C74, InfoLab21, Lancaster University
Register now to attend our December '06 Technology Matters Event where we will have speakers from the University's Computing and Communications Systems Departments and representatives from the Private Sector discussing how they have worked together to commercialise academic research to produce viable commercial products. This event will be of interest to members of academic community and private sector alike and is a great opportunity to see the tangible results of collaboration between the...
Communication Systems Open Day
Saturday 09 December 2006, 1300-1700
InfoLab21
Once potential undergraduates have selected a Communication Systems degree at Lancaster as one of their UCAS choices, they will be invited to come to one of our open days. Parents and guardians are welcome to come along as well.
LEC Postgraduate Open Day
Wednesday 31 January 2007, 1230-1700
Lancaster Environment Centre
Find out about the Lancaster Environment Centre's taught and research-based postgraduate courses
Communication Systems Open Day
Wednesday 14 February 2007, 1300-1700
InfoLab21
Once potential undergraduates have selected a Communication Systems degree at Lancaster as one of their UCAS choices, they will be invited to come to one of our open days. Parents and guardians are welcome to come along as well.
Seminar
Wednesday 14 February 2007, 1400-1500
Lancaster University
The artificial auroras: Wave-particle interactions without boundaries
DCS Seminar
Thursday 15 February 2007, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
Effects of the Ionosphere on Space Based Radars
Communication Systems Open Day
Saturday 17 February 2007, 1300-1700
InfoLab21
Once potential undergraduates have selected a Communication Systems degree at Lancaster as one of their UCAS choices, they will be invited to come to one of our open days. Parents and guardians are welcome to come along as well.
Communication Systems Open Day
Wednesday 21 February 2007, 1300-1700
InfoLab21
Once potential undergraduates have selected a Communication Systems degree at Lancaster as one of their UCAS choices, they will be invited to come to one of our open days. Parents and guardians are welcome to come along as well.
Communication Systems Open Day
Saturday 24 February 2007, 1300-1700
InfoLab21
Once potential undergraduates have selected a Communication Systems degree at Lancaster as one of their UCAS choices, they will be invited to come to one of our open days. Parents and guardians are welcome to come along as well.
Technology Matters Event
Wednesday 07 March 2007, 0900-1200
Room C74, InfoLab21, Lancaster University
In addition to the Graduate Academy, this Technology Matters event also featured the Accelerator Programme (a joint initiative with Lancaster University Management Schools' IEED which offers a unique opportunity for technology-led companies in eligible areas of Cumbria and...
LEC Postgraduate Open Day
Saturday 17 March 2007, 1230-1700
Lancaster Environment Centre
Find out about the Lancaster Environment Centre's taught and research-based postgraduate courses
Communication Systems Open Day
Wednesday 21 March 2007, 1300-1700
InfoLab21
Once potential undergraduates have selected a Communication Systems degree at Lancaster as one of their UCAS choices, they will be invited to come to one of our open days. Parents and guardians are welcome to come along as well.
Communication Systems Open Day
Saturday 24 March 2007, 1300-1700
InfoLab21
Once potential undergraduates have selected a Communication Systems degree at Lancaster as one of their UCAS choices, they will be invited to come to one of our open days. Parents and guardians are welcome to come along as well.
Water - The New Oil?
Monday 26 March 2007, 1230-1330
Biology Large Lecture Theatre
"The most important thing in the world over the next 40 years isn't oil - it's freshwater and people will be paying vast amounts of money for it." (Melvyn Bragg, at the Lowther Show, Cumbria, August 2005)
The mysterious flickering aurora
Tuesday 08 May 2007, 1530-1630
C60 InfoLab21
by Bjorn Gustavsson from Norway
LEC Postgraduate Open Day
Wednesday 23 May 2007, 1230-1700
Lancaster Environment Centre
Find out about the Lancaster Environment Centre's taught and research-based postgraduate courses
Model-based on-line Fault Detection and Image Classification
Thursday 24 May 2007, 1300-1400
C60 InfoLab21
A seminar by DR. Edwin Lughofer from Johanes Kepler Univeristy, Linz, Austria visiting Fellow of the Royal Society (host: Dr. P. Angelov)
SensorNet 2007
Wednesday 30 May 2007, 0900-1700
Lancaster University
This one day workshop event is to be held at Lancaster University Conference Centre and is aimed at businesses and academics interested in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) technologies and their commercial applications.
Towards an Artificial Conscience for Robots
Wednesday 13 June 2007, 1300-1400
A74 Engineering
This talk by Engineering's Derek Seward will briefly discuss the concepts of 'conscience',' free-will' and 'consciousness' in relation to intelligent robots and then describe recent work carried out at Lancaster into the design of robot architectures that will enable autonomous robots to operate safely in unstructured environments.
Cognitive radio: A Future Communication Technology
Friday 15 June 2007, 1000-1100
C60 InfoLab21
Research Seminar by Dr. Saqib Ali.
Science and Technology Taster Day
Wednesday 04 July 2007, 1000-1500
Lancaster University
Lower sixth students from schools across the North West are invited to come to Lancaster University's Faculty of Science and Technology to try out subjects ranging from Engineering to Biology.
Unmanned Ground Vehicles Modelling and Control
Wednesday 04 July 2007, 1230-1330
C60 InfoLab21
A talk presented jointly by the expert from Guidance & Control Group, Departemnt of Aerospace, Power and Sensors, Cranfield University (Defence Academy of the United Kingdom) Dr. John Economou.