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You’ll be aMAZEd at this game!
Welcome to the next installment in our series of experiments with Flash MX server multiplayer games. Essentially, with this game-model we are...
IADIS 2002
The IADIS congress (International Association for the Development of the information Society) in Portugal is well underway now. Kevin Quick and...
Macromedia showcases Xtreme
The US headquarters of Macromedia today showcased KMis first Xtreme webcast on their main website. Keen to promote their new multi-user...
Wellcome Foundation visit
A team from the Wellcome Trust visited KMi this morning as part of a general visit to the Open University. The group today were from the Medicine,...
Out with the old…
KMis North Wing stands ready in preparation for redecoration, the installation of a partition around the podium presentation area, and the...
This game stinks!
We dont seem to have as much fun as we used to folks? So, to while away those boring minutes over lunch, why not hold your nose and check this...
BuddySpace2 Hits The Street
BuddySpace2, a cross-platform Java implementation of a new kind of instant messaging program, became available for public download today. BuddySpace...
Collaboration Integration Workshop Underway
KMi is hosting a two day integration workshop aimed at creating next-generation collaboration tools. The workshop, on 10th and 11th October, 2002,...
KMi Projects Dominate Semantic Web and Ontologies Conference
Last week saw presentations from KMi projects dominate EKAW the premier European conference on the semantic web. One indicator of the lab's impact...
ClaiMaker released
The first version of ClaiMaker has now been released for interested parties to begin modelling and visualizing their literatures. ClaiMaker is a...
Visit by Oulu University
On 26th September 2002 a team from Oulu University, Finland, visited KMi. The City of Oulu is the cultural, commercial and administrative centre...
Semantic Climate Portal Underway
KMi has begun its research activity on ClimatePrediction.Net, a massive distributed computing project designed to allow up to 2 million individuals...