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Abbey to support Ainhoa’s research
Ainhoa Llorente, one of KMis PhD students, has been awarded funding for 12 months from Abbey, one of the largest UK banks and part of the Banco...
Successful annual project review for PHAROS
The EU FP6 project PHAROS has received the top rating at its recent annual review. After the review meeting held in Oslo at the beginning of March,...
SWS Students Retreat to the Mountains
The STI Semantic Web Services Winter Retreat was held in Mösern in the Tirol area of Austria last week. KMi's Barry Norton was project coordinator...
Final LHDL project results ranked as great success
Last week saw the final review of the EC-funded STREP project LHDL which can only be described as an overwhelming success. Running for three years...
Double Award for KMi at Asian Semantic Web Conference
KMi members were very much in evidence at the awards ceremony held at the Asian Semantic Web Conference last week, winning both the prize for best...
KMi secure Euro funding for Open University research
In collaboration with key European education and commercial partners, The Open Universitys Knowledge Media Institute (KMi) will be leading the way...
Personal Inquiry enables Oakgrove microclimates project
150 Year 8 students from Oakgrove School have successfully completed geography projects exploring microclimates around the school grounds with the...
Lorenzo Completes Seven Summits
Long-term friend of KMi, Lorenzo Gariano, has finally completed a 12-year quest to complete the "Seven Summits" challenge - that is to...
Sofia obtains award at ISWC08
Sofia Angeletous submission to this years PhD symposium has been selected as one of the top three papers of the event and obtained an honourable...
FlashMeeting commendation at RCUK competition
The final of the RCUK Business Plan Competition 2008 was held on the 20th October at Stamford Bridge, the home of Chelsea Football Club. KMis Alan...
Davide Moves On to Imperial
Today, KMi celebrated Davide Guidi's completion of the first half of his PhD with us; he will now continue his studies at Imperial College,...
Mars rock hits KMi’s new Virtual Microscope
Images derived from a Martian meteorite have recently been added to the prototype virtual microscope developed by KMi researchers Jon Linney &...