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#websci21: Review of Day 3

Meet the Authors The “Four Internets” chat hosted by Anni Rowland-Campbell featured authors Kieron O’Hara & Wendy Hall discussing their book “Four Internets: Data, Geopolitics and the Governance of Cyberspace” which focuses on how the internet has been fractured by Data, Geopolitics and the Governance of Cyberspace. Continue reading →

#websci21: Review of Day 2

Data Literacy workshop A number of themes were raised in the data literacy workshop which took place at WebSci21 on 22nd of June. These included questions surrounding data literacy and its place in the classroom, how adults from disadvantaged backgrounds could access it, and the ethics of data literacy in fields such as data science. Continue reading →

#websci21: Review of Day 1

We started off day one of the Web Science Conference with the PhD Symposium. Allison Noble, Web Science PhD student, summarised her participation in this event as follows: "A number of experienced academics gathered at the Web Science PhD Symposium in order to provide PhD students (at different stages of their candidature) an opportunity to showcase their research goals and to receive feedback on their ongoing research on an international platform. Continue reading →

WSTNet Web Science Summer School – by Ryan Javanshir

Group Project On the first day of the summer school, attendees were split into groups and each given a problem to solve during the down-time. Each problem involved the consideration of the issues we had learned during the week, whilst using Open Street Map data and machine learning techniques to solve our specific problem. Continue reading →

10 years of Web Science #WebSci10

It was great to see so much energy and enthusiasm on display at the 10th Birthday of Web Science - both online and offline. The view from outside the London venue was spectacular and #WebSci10 was also trending on Twitter :-) https://twitter. Continue reading →

Random Hacks of Kindness #RHoKSoton

For the 4th time Random Hacks of Kindness is again coming to Southampton on 7-8 December! This event brings together developers, makers, and technology enthusiasts with people & organisations working in (international) development, education, and the social sector. Continue reading →

Web Science researchers contributing at #DE2013MCUK

We will be invading Media City in Manchester next week for the Digital Economy's Open Digital Conference You can check out the full programme and follow #DE2013MCUK on twitter but here is a brief summary of the Southampton contributions: Professor Dame Wendy Hall will be delivering a keynote on Wednesday. She will discuss recent developments in “Openness” with specific focus upon the opportunities offered by the convergence of Open Data, Open Research and Open Learning. Continue reading →

Monday’s DE lunch postponed

Please note that Ben Mawson's talk advertised for Monday 22nd July has been postponed until 14th October. A full list of Digital Economy Autumn events will be available from this site shortly. On Monday you may wish to attend this Web Science DTC event instead: Our next guest lecture is on Monday (22nd July) in the B32 Coffee Room, starting with a buffet lunch at 12:00 Mary Ellen Zurko is a security architect and strategist at Cisco Systems. Continue reading →

Open Data Open Day 26th June

Meet the Open Data team! We're putting on an open day for all members of the university to come and discover what we do and how open data can help. We've booked the Access Grid Room and the Coffee Room in Building 32 (EEE) and will be running a series of talks, workshops and general 'get to know us' sessions throughout the day. Currently confirmed: Talks from members of the University community on how open data has helped them. Continue reading →

Raspberry Pi workshop

Really enjoyed last night’s Raspberry Pi Workshop at Southampton University, which was sponsored and organised by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, in collaboration with the Centre for Strategic Innovation and Dirk Gorissen, then part of Engineering and the Environment here. The session began with a demo from Simon Cox and an excellent introduction to parallel processing. Continue reading →

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