University of Glasgow - Schools - School of Computing Science - Industry & Innovation - Innovation Lab

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Glasgow Computing Science Innovation Lab (GLACSIL)

The Glasgow Computing Science Innovation Lab is a physical and virtual space where research and innovation active industrial partners collaborate with our world-class Computer Science staff and students. We co-create new knowledge and technologies to advance both Computing Science and the businesses of our collaborators.

Through funded joint projects, shared space, events and communication members work together to realise world-changing innovations.

Learn more about how GLACSIL is working at the cutting edge of technology development, discover opportunities to collaborate with us, and explore how to join GLACSIL here.

CONTACT US

Email: compsci-innovation@glasgow.ac.uk

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News & Events

FORTHCOMING GLACSIL EVENTS FOR 2024

Research Skills for Innovation - Partnership PhDs in Computing Science, 17^th September, 12pm – 1:30pm

Research Skills for Innovation , Industry and Academic Perspectives, 29^th October, 12pm – 2pm

GLACSIL Partner Studentship Showcase & Festive Celebration, 3^rd December, 2pm – 5pm

PRIOR EVENTS

GLACSIL Launch Event and Induction - 22nd March 2024
Open Source: Academic and Industry Perspectives - 28th May 2024
Building and Sustaining a Successful Research Culture - 25^th June 2024

LATEST NEWS

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ALL COMPUTING SCIENCE AND GLACSIL EVENTS - SAMOA SYSTEM

Computing Science and Partner Seminars, Talks and Events

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Innovation Lab Membership

Interested in joining us?

Learn more about becoming a member and participating in GLACSIL.

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What Does GLACSIL Offer?

Discover the benefits of GLACSIL membership to our industry partners and collaborators. Find out what being part of this community could bring to your organisation.

Meet the Team

Get to know the team who can help you navigate the School's research expertise and access GLACSIL member benefits.

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How To Work With Us

Learn about the common routes available to innovative organisations who wish to work with the School of Computing Science, and some of the funding opportunities that can support collaborations.

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Case Study - WombatOAM

Discover how our Professor Phil Trinder's work within on parallel and distributed functional programming for large scale systems is helping to run massive distributed systems for companies like WhatsApp, and Ericsson.

GLACSIL INDUSTRY MEMBERS