Bi-annual CS Graduate Research Symposium
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Last Friday we held our bi-annual graduate research event for all of the research students and supervisors in the School of Computer Science. Many of the graduate students in the School are associated with different research centres (including the (opens in a new window)Insight Centre for Data Analytics, (opens in a new window)LERO, (opens in a new window)ADAPT and Sys
The event opened with a talk from (opens in a new window)Dr. Georgiana Ifrim, Director of Graduate Research in the School, on some of the practical aspects of doing a PhD in the school. (opens in a new window)Mansura Khan, PhD Student Representative, then presented the results of a recent survey of PhD students in the class. Lastly there were talks from (opens in a new window)Dr. Colm Ryan and (opens in a new window)Antonio Bevilacqua giving advice from the supervisor and student perspective respectively.
Subsequent to the talks each student and supervisor gives a one minute pitch on their research. As at previous events, it was clear that the students are much better at giving a brief overview of their research than supervisors...
Finally, there is a poster session where everyone has an opportunity to discuss their work in more detail. There is an award for both the best pitch and the best research poster. This time best pitch was awarded to Barbara De Kegel, for her work on the (opens in a new window)computational analysis of genes in cancer, and best poster was awarded to (opens in a new window)Yu An, for her work on modeling geological faults using machine learning.