Computing & Mathematical Sciences News
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From Waikato to leading the world in Artificial General Intelligence (9 May 2018)
Dr Shane Legg started out with a Dick Smith’s computer for his 10th birthday, now he is at the forefront of a new computing revolution.
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How do you deter cyber-attacks in an increasingly complex world? (9 May 2018)
Dr Joe Burton has been in Estonia at the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, addressing that question.
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Hey, what about studying computer science? (11 April 2018)
Lynley St George is one of only a handful of women graduating in computer science.
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Keith Soo's art needs you (10 April 2018)
Award-winning Visual Designer and Senior Lecturer Chin-En Keith Soo has exhibited all over the world under the name CEKS (his initials) and is showing two pieces at the Tauranga Art Gallery.
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New position tackles the frontiers of cyber security (6 March 2018)
The University of Waikato is breaking new ground in cyber security, establishing a new Professorial role that will focus on risk assessment research and delivery.
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Milestone for cyber security education (4 March 2018)
University of Waikato first in New Zealand to train internationally-renowned (ISC)2 certifications.
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Learning more about the blockchain (28 February 2018)
Computer scientist Professor Steve Reeves has set up what’s believed to be New Zealand’s first blockchain researchers’ group.
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Deciphering the encryption dilemma (2 February 2018)
Waikato researchers are looking at how the law needs to be changed to deal with the complex factors at play around data encryption.
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Bug buster extraordinaire (2 February 2018)
Tracking down a bug in one of the world's most popular mobile systems has launched a Waikato PhD student into the Google Hall of Fame.
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Collaborative Evidence Based Policing Centre opens (14 December 2017)
The initiative involving the University of Waikato and New Zealand Police brings together research and frontline expertise.
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