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| 07/06/2006

...to Andrew Herbert, managing director of Microsoft research, Cambridge. In a lecture organised by the Royal Signals Institution and BCS, he said software practices would become obsolete this century. “The 20th century was all about getting... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/06/07/216304/Software-trends-for-the-21st-century.htm

Data storage advances to enable more robots in the home, says MIT expert

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| 29/06/2007

...homes, an expert from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology told the audience at this year's BCS/Royal Signals Institution Lecture. There are 2.5 million robots being used in homes in the US, whereas in 2002 there were no ground... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/06/29/225216/Data-storage-advances-to-enable-more-robots-in-the-home-says-MIT.htm

Lecture will tackle misuse of the internet

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| 19/02/2004

...look at misuse of the internet will be presented at this year's annual lecture organised by the BCS and the Royal Signals Institution on 9 March. "Malefactors deploy a wealth of techniques to perpetrate a multiplicity of illegal and dubious... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/02/24/200393/Lecture-will-tackle-misuse-of-the-internet.htm

British Computer Society: Forensic computing experts find truth in crooks' microwave chips

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| 22/05/2003

...having to tell a lie. This sobering thought emerged from the annual lecture organised by the BCS and the Royal Signals Institution, when a senior person from the Centre for Forensic Computing of Cranfield University gave an insight into the... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/05/22/194736/british-computer-society-forensic-computing-experts-find-truth-in-crooks-microwave.htm

Lecture looks at intelligent web services

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| 18/02/2005

...to cope with diverse information sources will be discussed at the annual joint lecture of the BCS and the Royal Signals Institution. The speaker, Nigel Shadbolt of Southampton University's School of Electronics and Computer Science, will... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2005/02/18/208413/lecture-looks-at-intelligent-web-services.htm

How universities' intelligent web project unlocks the information that really counts

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| 29/03/2005

...School of Electronics and Computer Science at Southampton University, when he presented the BCS and the Royal Signals Institution annual lecture. Intelligent web searches would not just look for key words but would also understand what a... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2005/03/29/209069/how-universities-intelligent-web-project-unlocks-the-information-that-really.htm

Expert shows dark side of the web and warns users are weakest link

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| 19/03/2004

...easy as making a few mouse clicks. This was demonstrated at the annual lecture organised by the BCS and the Royal Signals Institution. "Systems would run perfectly if we did not have users," said Colin Rose, a security, legal and business... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/03/19/201141/expert-shows-dark-side-of-the-web-and-warns-users-are-weakest.htm

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