PGR Symposium 2020

Due to the COVID-19 situation, the PGR Symposium was rearranged to a virtual event on 14-16th July.

The full schedule can be found HERE and joining instructions are being circulated via email - contact Giles Reger if you have not received these.

This year we have two kinds of presentations. Second and third year students are giving oral presentations about their research and first year students are giving shorter poster presentations (replacing the normal poster session, see below). Sessions are organised thematically and are each roughly one hour long.

Posters

Below you can find a subset of the posters that are being presented at the Symposium (some posters have not been submitted to be placed online). We normally run a liev poster session with voting for the best poster. This year we will replace this by an asynchronous vote. Anybody can vote for a best poster using this form.

Click on a poster's image to see the full version. It would also be great if you attend the associated session to learn more about the research and ask questions of the author (but this is not required to vote).

1: Growth and characterisation of magnetic tunnel junction thin film structures Meg Smith Session 8: Nanotechnology and Hardware	4: Machine learning tools for inference and experimental design in particle physics Conor Sheehan Session 6: Data and Experiments	8: Transparently integrating a dynamic FPGA database acceleration system Kaspar Matas Session 8: Nanotechnology and Hardware
12: Searching and Interpreting Data Lakes using Relational Natural Language Inference Mario Ramirez Session 6: Data and Experiments	19: Neural information extraction for literature-based discovery of cancer mechanisms Jiarun Cao Session 4: Natural Language Processing	24: Automatic Fact Checking based on External Evidence Erxue Min Session 4: Natural Language Processing
30: Authentication for securing Internet of Vehicle environment Mengya Li Session 5: Security and Networks	31: Recommender systems based on knowledge graph Jie Zhang Session 9: Machine Learning	32: Systematic Development and Synthesis of Deduction Approaches Kiana Samadpour Motalebi Session 2: Formal Methods
38: Automatic privacy policy analysis for software requirements compliance using natural language processing. Lahiru Manohara Iddamalgodage Don Session 5: Security and Networks	42: Information Spreading in Social Networks Ahmad Zareie Session 6: Data and Experiments	43: Ring-Oscillator based power side channel attack in FPGAs Tuan La Session 5: Security and Networks
44: Realising a Processor Native Distributed Shared Memory Architecture Kyriakos Paraskevas Session 8: Nanotechnology and Hardware	47: Design Patterns in Data Wrangling: A Case Study in Traffic Data Science Hizal Hanis Bin Hashim Session 6: Data and Experiments	48: User Modelling and Adaptive Interaction on Interactive Dashboards Mohammed Alhamadi Session 3: Analysing Images
52: The Challenges of Replicating the Ferguson Model Jake Saunders Session 6: Data and Experiments	55: Modelling neural dynamics on neuromorphic hardware Mollie Ward Session 1: Neuromorphic Hardware	56: Privacy-friendly Multi-agent Systems for Smart Grid Application Kamil Erdayandi Session 5: Security and Networks