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Ed Taylor and Vasily Sorokin (1st and 2nd left) with collaborators at the ESA-FAIR summer school

The Department attends ESA-FAIR Space Radiation Summer School 2022

24 November 2022

Entering a world of computer powered research - 176 years after Ada Lovelace

9 October 2018

In October 1843 Ada Lovelace published a set of notes which included a description of an algorithm to compute Bernoulli numbers on Charles Babbage’s analytical engine. Ada Lovelace Day in early October celebrates the achievements of women in science. It also marked the start of Sylvana Hassanieh’s journey towards her PhD at the Department of Oncology, University of Oxford.

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