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Researchers from the Department of Computer Science will play a pivotal role in SCHEME (Safety-Critical Harsh Environment Micro-processing Evolution), a project that is developing the next-generation of microprocessors for aerospace.

We are pleased and proud to announce that the next Evolution of Language International Conference (evolang.org), which will take place in Plovdiv, Bulgaria in April 2026, will be chaired by two long-serving members of the University of York academic community, Dr Dimitar Kazakov (CS) and Professor Giuseppe Longobardi (Language and Linguistic Science).

New project will work with stakeholders including non-experts to develop tools that will stop AI presenting false or invented information as fact.

Ibrahim Habli (Professor of Safety Critical Systems in the Department of Computer Science, Research Director of the Centre for Assuring Autonomy and Director of the UKRI AI SAINTS Centre for Doctoral Training at the University of York) on his hopes for the future of intelligent computer systems and on never giving up on your vision.

The University of York's Department of Computer Science is proud to announce the establishment of RoboStar, a cutting-edge research centre dedicated to Software Engineering for Robotics.

The University of York has launched the Institute for Safe Autonomy, a ‘living lab’ that provides research and development space for autonomous systems operating on the ground, underwater and in the air.

There are two posts available, applications close Thursday 8 February 2024

The University’s UKRI-funded AI centre for doctoral training in Lifelong Safety Assurance of AI-enabled Autonomous Systems (SAINTS CDT) has opened applications for its first cohort of PhD students.