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Dr Ay艧e Sunar has been selected as a Fellow of the Warwick International Higher Education Academy (WIHEA) for three years. Fellows were chosen from an oversubscribed field of applicants, and the selection panel noted that WIHEA and the University would benefit from her experience, insight and enthusiasm for learning, teaching and the student experience.

WIHEA, now one of the areas of work of the Warwick Education Academy, brings together staff and students from across the University to share good practice and lead change in learning and teaching.

The Fellowship builds on Ay艧e鈥檚 existing involvement in Computer Science Education research and Warwick鈥檚 Learning and Teaching Action Groups. These roles will complement each other, alongside her teaching and departmental responsibilities in DCS, and will help connect work in Computer Science with the wider learning and teaching community at Warwick.

Congratulations to Ay艧e on this achievement!

We are delighted to celebrate the 20 accepted papers at the , involving colleagues and students from the Department of Computer Science (DCS) at the 91影视, together with their collaborators. NeurIPS is the leading international venue for AI and machine learning research and will be held on 6-12th December, 2026 in Sydney, Australia along with two satellite locations at Paris, France and Atlanta, United States of America.

The First and Second Year Academic Prizes have now been announced.

Congratulations to all of our winners.

The Third and Fourth Year Academic Prizes have now been announced.

Congratulations to all of our winners.

First and second year prizes will be announced soon...

We are delighted to celebrate another academic promotion in the department.

Dr Gabriele Pergola has been promoted to Associate Professor.

Many congratulations to Gabriele on this well-deserved promotion!

We are very happy to announce recent promotions in the department:

• has been promoted to Professor
• Dr Alex Dixon has been promoted to Associate Professor

Many congratulations to our colleagues for all their achievements!

Warwick undergraduate Sasha Shaw has helped uncover and responsibly disclose a security flaw in a UK mobile network as part of his dissertation project, supervised by Professor Feng Hao. The vulnerability has now been patched, and Sasha has been recognised by BT on its responsible disclosure Hall of Fame. His project examined the security of the SIP stack over VoLTE and highlights the real-world impact that student cybersecurity research can have.