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dot.rural Seminar Series 2 (2010 - 2011)
Wednesdays, 3.30 pm - 4.30 pm
Room MR304, MacRobert Building
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Morphogenisis - A cross disciplinary perspective
Wednesday 1st June 2011 - 3.30pm - 4.30pm MR304, MacRobert Building
Prof Sha Xin Wei, Canada Research Chair at Concordia University, Montreal and Director of the Topological Media Lab
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Digital Policy: Connectivity, Creativity and Rights
Prof Gillian Youngs, Institute of Advanced Broadcasting (IAB), University of Wales, Newport
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‘On the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog’: Ethical issues in digital research
Dr Natasha Mauthner, Business School, University of Aberdeen
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The Digital Wales Research Hub
Mr Paul Kindred, Senior Policy Analyst, Welsh Assembly Government
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Temporal Graphs for Social and Technological Network Analysis
Wednesday 4th May 2011, 2.00 - 3.00 pm, Meston Building, MT203
Dr. Mirco Musolesi, University of St. Andrews
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An overview of an Enterprise & Culture theme project: Satellite Internet for Rural Access
Dr Arjuna Sathiaseelan and Dr Leanne Townsend, dot.rural Research Fellows, University of Aberdeen
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Mobile phones and Rural Inclusion: the role of organisation
Dr Andy Dearden, Culture, Communication & Computing Research Institute, Sheffield Hallam University
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An overview of the Natural Resource Conservation theme projects: Natural meets digital
Dr Rene Van der Wal, dot.rural, University of Aberdeen
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Cloud Stewardship Economics: Securing the New Business Infrastructure
Dr Julian Williams, Business School, University of Aberdeen
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A Healthcare theme project - Technologies to support Older people at home: maximising Personal and Social interaction (TOPS)
Dr Alasdair Mort, dot.rural Healthcare Research Fellow, University of Aberdeen
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The Wray Broadband Project: Five years of research ‘in the wild’
Dr Nicholas Race, Computing Department, Lancaster University
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Discussing the Weather: storytelling, technology and public engagement on climate change
Prof Mike Wilson, School of Media and Performance, University College Falmouth
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2010 - 2012: Public Engagement Opportunities for dot.rural
Dr Ken Skeldon, Public Engagement with Science Unit, University of Aberdeen
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The Avert-IT Project Early Warning of EUSIG Defined Hypotensive Events Using a Bayesian Artificial Neural Network
Wednesday 8th December 2010, 3.30-4.30 pm, Room 304, MacRobert Building
Rob Donald, School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Glasgow
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An overview of the Enterprise and Culture theme projects: A technology perspective
Prof Gorry Fairhurst and Prof Tim Norman, dot.rural, University of Aberdeen
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An overview of the Accessibility and Mobilities theme projects: FITS and IRP
Dr Nagendra Velaga, dot.rural Accessibility and Mobilities Research Fellow, University of Aberdeen
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Formalising the multi-dimensional nature of social networks
Dr David Lusseau, School of Biological Sciences, University of Aberdeen
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The digital economy: A do-it-yourself broadband solution
Kevin Wood, Team Leader, Cybermoor Ltd
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One laptop per child for remote Australia and the problems with ICT in mainstream education
Prof Neil Anderson, James Cook University, Australia
dot.rural Seminar Series 2 (2010 - 2011)Wednesdays, 3.30 pm - 4.30 pmRoom MR304, MacRobert Building
Morphogenisis - A cross disciplinary perspectiveWednesday 1st June 2011 - 3.30pm - 4.30pm MR304, MacRobert BuildingProf Sha Xin Wei, Canada Research Chair at Concordia University, Montreal and Director of the Topological Media Lab
Digital Policy: Connectivity, Creativity and RightsProf Gillian Youngs, Institute of Advanced Broadcasting (IAB), University of Wales, Newport
‘On the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog’: Ethical issues in digital researchDr Natasha Mauthner, Business School, University of Aberdeen
The Digital Wales Research HubMr Paul Kindred, Senior Policy Analyst, Welsh Assembly Government
Temporal Graphs for Social and Technological Network AnalysisWednesday 4th May 2011, 2.00 - 3.00 pm, Meston Building, MT203Dr. Mirco Musolesi, University of St. Andrews
An overview of an Enterprise & Culture theme project: Satellite Internet for Rural AccessDr Arjuna Sathiaseelan and Dr Leanne Townsend, dot.rural Research Fellows, University of Aberdeen
Mobile phones and Rural Inclusion: the role of organisationDr Andy Dearden, Culture, Communication & Computing Research Institute, Sheffield Hallam University
An overview of the Natural Resource Conservation theme projects: Natural meets digitalDr Rene Van der Wal, dot.rural, University of Aberdeen
Cloud Stewardship Economics: Securing the New Business InfrastructureDr Julian Williams, Business School, University of Aberdeen
A Healthcare theme project - Technologies to support Older people at home: maximising Personal and Social interaction (TOPS)Dr Alasdair Mort, dot.rural Healthcare Research Fellow, University of Aberdeen
The Wray Broadband Project: Five years of research ‘in the wild’Dr Nicholas Race, Computing Department, Lancaster University
Discussing the Weather: storytelling, technology and public engagement on climate changeProf Mike Wilson, School of Media and Performance, University College Falmouth
2010 - 2012: Public Engagement Opportunities for dot.ruralDr Ken Skeldon, Public Engagement with Science Unit, University of Aberdeen
The Avert-IT Project Early Warning of EUSIG Defined Hypotensive Events Using a Bayesian Artificial Neural NetworkWednesday 8th December 2010, 3.30-4.30 pm, Room 304, MacRobert BuildingRob Donald, School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Glasgow
An overview of the Enterprise and Culture theme projects: A technology perspectiveProf Gorry Fairhurst and Prof Tim Norman, dot.rural, University of Aberdeen
An overview of the Accessibility and Mobilities theme projects: FITS and IRPDr Nagendra Velaga, dot.rural Accessibility and Mobilities Research Fellow, University of Aberdeen
Formalising the multi-dimensional nature of social networksDr David Lusseau, School of Biological Sciences, University of Aberdeen
The digital economy: A do-it-yourself broadband solutionKevin Wood, Team Leader, Cybermoor Ltd
One laptop per child for remote Australia and the problems with ICT in mainstream educationProf Neil Anderson, James Cook University, Australia
