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Researchers have found a new way to encourage people to spread out the usage of high-powered household appliances, such as washing machines and dishwashers, which is essential in ensuring that demand can be met by renewable energy sources.

Keele's Dr Allison Gardner writes for The Conversation UK

A new Keele study will bring together media and computer science experts to investigate new strategies for combating online hate speech, after researchers received a funding boost.

Keele researchers are inviting people with epilepsy to take part in a new study investigating opinions and experiences of using wearable technology to detect seizures.

Keele University is to host its first virtual open day of 2020 on Saturday 20 June, giving prospective students the opportunity to tour the University from the comfort of their own home.

Keele University has launched a new Masters degree course in Smart Energy Management.

New research by Keele University using focus groups has found that 10 years after the Smart Meter programme was rolled out, people’s awareness around strategies for improving our energy efficiency is still only limited

A new publication by a Keele University computing expert could help scientists working to fight the coronavirus pandemic by helping to inform their research.

Keele University to receive funding from the Office for Students (OfS) to launch a postgraduate conversion course specialising in artificial intelligence (AI) and data science.

A Keele professor was among a delegation of prominent academics who visited a Beijing university recently to forge new partnerships centred on smart energy and innovation.

A Keele researcher has been invited to a prestigious nationwide artificial intelligence showcase in London to demonstrate a unique new AI programme that he has helped to develop.

Dr Gordon Rugg writes for The Conversation UK.

Dr Allison Gardner writes for The Conversation UK.

Dr Sandra Woolley writes for The Conversation UK.

Dr Allison Gardner, a lecturer in Keele’s School of Computing and Mathematics, was invited to the prestigious Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, in July to discuss the role of women in driving the digital revolution.

Dr Gordon Rugg writes for The Conversation UK.

The School has been awarded an undergraduate research bursary, funded by the London Mathematical Society

Dr Adam Stanton writes for The Conversation UK.

Adam Stanton writes for The Conversation UK.

The IEEE Computer Society Technical Council on Software Engineering (TCSE) has awarded Professor Barbara Kitchenham the 2019 TCSE Distinguished Women in Science & Engineering (WISE) Leadership Award.

Staff from the school will be participating in the 'Pint of Science' Stoke event 21 May 2019.

Dr. Paul Truman presented in the special session "Hopf algebras and their applications" at the American Mathematical Society meeting in Auburn, Alabama.

The 'Women Leading in AI' group, co-founded by Dr Allison Gardner, launched its '10 Principles of AI' report in the House of Commons on the 6th February.

School staff and students provided a Computer Science taster session at Kingsmead High School, Cannock.

Keele University’s School of Computing and Mathematics recently opened a new state-of-the-art gaming station laboratory.

Dr Allison Gardner took part in the IET conference 'This AI Life' and sat on a panel 'Designing a Feminist Alexa project' at the UAL Creative Computing Institute. As well as having a paper accepted for the NIPS conference.

Keele University with Georgian Technical University will be part of a new British Council programme, "Creative Spark: Higher Education Enterprise Programme".

Dr Bappaditya Mandal will be a Keynote Speaker in the 3rd International Conference on Emerging Research in Electronics, Computer Science and Technology (ICERECT) 23rd - 24th August 2018, Mandya, Karnataka, India. This is fully funded by the conference organizers.

Dr. Bappaditya Mandal recently had a publication to IET Computer Vision (IET CV) titled 'Deep Residual Network with Regularized Fisher Framework for Detection of Melanoma'.

Dr Dan Lucas participated in the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics summer program at the Wood’s Hole Oceanographic Institute in Massachusetts. This was the 60th year of the GFD program at Wood’s Hole and it brought together graduate students and experts in geophysical fluids from around the world.

Tim Collins, Senior Lecturer in Electronic Engineering, Manchester Metropolitan University; Ivan Miguel Pires, PhD Researcher, University of Beira Interior; Salome Oniani, PhD Researcher, Georgian Technical University, and Sandra Woolley, Senior Lecturer, Software and Systems Engineering Research, Keele University write for The Conversation UK.

Fiona Polack (bid PI) and Zhong Fan (SEND academic lead) are working with the University and Siemens Ltd to prepare consortium bids ISCF, EPSRC, etc.) for further development on the Smart Energy Network Demonstrator.

Professor Julius Kaplunov invited Turkish college students from Bahçeşehir college to visit Keele and present their work to mathematics academics in the school.

Adam Stanton, Lecturer in Evolutionary Robotics and Artificial Life, writes for The Conversation UK.

Keele Mathematicians attend international Algebraic Number Theory workshop.

Allison Gardner co-organised a new national innovation along with the Fabian Women's Network called 'Women Leading in AI'.

Dr. Paul Truman visits Bundeswehr University and Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.

Dr Ed de Quincey and colleagues from Media, Culture and Creative Practice at Keele, gave a talk at the British Academy as part of their season on Identities & Belonging.

A group of outstanding researchers write for The Conversation UK.

Rachael Davies, who studied BSc Mathematics at Keele, is employed at IBM within a Public Sector Account as the Lead Service Manager for a collection of services after joining the IBM Grad scheme.

In liaison with the Royal Instituion, Keele has run year 8 maths masterclasses for over 20 years.

Dr Sandra Woolley gave a talk at Manchester University.

The Department for Education has published its plan to transform opportunities for young people in Stoke-on-Trent.

On Wednesday 17 January 2018, 48 year 9 students and their teachers from Weston Road Academy, Stafford, visited Keele for a day of Maths workshops and activities.

On Wednesday 10 January 2018, over 150 students and their teachers from 10 schools visited Keele for our second “Girls in Maths” outreach and enrichment event, held in the Alan Gemmell lecture theatre, in the Huxley Building. The day was focused on encouraging girls towards Maths beyond GCSE and into STEM careers, but of course boys were equally welcomed.