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Data is now seen in many sectors as a platform for the provision of operational services. For example, only recently…
the 14th conference on ePortfolios, Open Badges, Personal Ledgers, Identities, Trust, Blockchains… Bologna 26-27-28 October 2016 Bologna is home to the oldest…
The 15th International Semantic Web Conference took place recently in Kobe, Japan, and the KMi contingent had a very strong…
All members of KMi’s blockchain group visited Jisc’s London offices yesterday for a workshop on the use of blockchain technology…
Federico Visi, a PhD student at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research at Plymouth University, an accomplished researcher in…
EDSA had a very successful first review last week in Luxembourg. Professor John Domingue and Keyur Dave represented the KMi…
Today KMi’s Paul Hogan gave a presentation on the augmented reality application he is developing for the October 2017 presentation…
Yinchuan is one of the world’s leading smart cities. This growing, modern city has much in common with Milton Keynes.…
Members of the public are being asked what they think of self-driving vehicles as part of a series of surveys…
The recently held International Blockchain week in Shanghai was jointly hosted by the Ethereum Foundation and Wanxiang Blockchain Labs. The…
Yesterday saw the official launch of the OU’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) Faculty which KMi joined from 1…
Kurijn Buys presented his paper “Improving the stability of a hybrid wind instrument using two microphones” written with David Sharp…
