Welcome to the School of Computer Science and Statistics at Trinity College Dublin, an innovative and energetic centre for academic study and research. The School, created following the amalgamation of the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Statistics, is centred in the O'Reilly and Lloyd Institutes at the east end of the campus. Since its formation, it has grown to become one of the largest Schools in the University with a community of 500 undergraduates, 480 postgraduates and in excess of 150 members of staff.Continue reading
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SCSS's Professor Khurshid Ahmad edits "Affective Computing and Sentiment Analysis:Emotion, Metaphor and Terminology
26 Jan 2012
A book edited by Professor Khurshid Ahmad has been released:
"Affective Computing and Sentiment Analysis: Emotion, Metaphor and Terminology"
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SCSS's Dr. Tim Fernando edits Philosophy of Linguistics, Volume 14 of the Handbook Of Philosopy of Science
23 Jan 2012
Philosophy of Linguistics, Volume 14 of the Handbook of Philosophy of Science series published by Elsevier North-Holland, has just appeared, edited by a multi-disciplinary team of three, including Tim Fernando, a lecturer in the School of Computer Science and Statistics.
... read moreTrinity Researchers Launch New Smartphone Application for Viewing Images of the Sun
20 Jan 2012
Researchers from Trinity’s School of Physics and School of Computer Science and Statistics celebrated the launch of a new Smartphone version of SolarMonitor.org, that allows you to view the most recent NASA and European Space Agency (ESA) images of the Sun from your Smartphone. The group, led by Trinity solar physicist, Dr Peter Gallagher, launched the application at the annual European Space Weather Week conference in Belgium recently. ... read moreTCD Open Day 2011
18 Jan 2012
Please take some time to view a video of The School of Computer Science and Statistics contribution to TCD's Open Day 2011 on Trinity College Dublin's Youtube page! ...
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