Computer Science (F48)The UCL Department of Computer Science is a global leader in experimental computer science research. We are concerned with real-world data and observations about computer and software systems and their use. Our shared experimental orientation, emphasises measurement, methodological rigour and reproducibility. This binds together our research, determines our strategy, recruitment policy, directs our investment, and underpins our research education. FOR ALL QUERIES PLEASE USE THE CONTACT TABS FOUND IN EACH OF THE INDIVIDUAL COURSES/CONFERENCES AND PRODUCTS, PLEASE ONLY CONTACT THE ONLINE STORE DIRECTLY IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING PAYMENT DIFFICULTIES.
Computer Science (F48)F48 Blockchain Executive Education ProgrammeDescriptionThis executive programme will help you gain a comprehensive understanding of blockchain business models, including their opportunities and risks. It will equip you with the insight, network and tools to guide your organisation on how to deal with these disruptive technologies. You'll learn about the technologies and how to assess economic, legal and regulatory implications. You'll also learn about the impact of blockchains on industry and society - today and in the future. The course is taught by leading academic lecturers and blockchain practitioners who are implementing the technologies on the frontlines. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/short-courses/search-courses/blockchain-executive-education-programme
F48 FQC 2026 Fourth Workshop on Foundations of Quantum ComputingDescriptionFoundations of Quantum Computing (FQC) 2026 brings together researchers and practitioners at the intersection of quantum computing and quantum foundations for a discussion‑oriented conference designed to foster collaboration on the field’s most fundamental aspects. This fourth edition turns its attention to the timely intersection of artificial intelligence, logical and computational structures, and quantum foundations, aiming to bridge data‑driven statistical analysis with principled structural reasoning to uncover new insights into the power and limitations of quantum machine learning.
The event will take place at University College London from 2–4 September 2026 and will bring together researchers from quantum computing, quantum information, and theoretical computer science to present and discuss recent advances in the field. https://fqc-workshop.github.io
F48 IEEE RAS Embodied Intelligence Summer School 2026DescriptionThis five-day intensive summer school at UCL East immerses participants in the cutting-edge field of embodied AI — the science of creating intelligent systems that perceive, reason, and act in the physical world. The programme bridges fundamental robotics with modern learning techniques, spanning state estimation and navigation through to whole-body control and vision-language-action models.
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