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  1. Assurance cases which police risk are resulting in safer, more stable computer systems

    Completed

    Research by academics at City, University of London is ensuring better practice and improved safeguarding in the likelihood of a critical computer-based systems failure.

    School: School of Science and Technology

    Department: Department of Computer Science

  2. Exploiting digital technologies to benefit people with aphasia

    Ongoing

    Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) researchers at City, University of London have been investigating how the fast-developing field of digital technology can be harnessed to help people with aphasia.

    School: School of Health and Psychological Sciences , and School of Science and Technology

    Department: Department of Computer Science , and Department of Language and Communication Science

    Research centre: Centre for Human-Computer Interaction Design

  3. GenderMag - a process to find and fix gender barriers in technology design

    Ongoing

    The Gender Inclusiveness Magnifier (GenderMag) is a systematic method to find and fix gender barriers in technology, resulting in more inclusive and usable technology for everyone.

    School: School of Science and Technology

    Department: Department of Computer Science

    Research centre: Centre for Human-Computer Interaction Design

  4. Helping users to gamble responsibly

    Completed

    Software which allows safer online betting by predicting early signs of gambling-related problems.

    School: School of Science and Technology

    Department: Department of Computer Science

  5. Revealing the link between cryptocurrency coding and market behaviour

    Ongoing

    Dr Baronchelli’s research shows that 4% of developers contribute to the code of two or more cryptocurrencies, challenging the ‘code is law’ principle which would grant transparency to cryptocurrencies

    School: School of Science and Technology

    Department: Department of Mathematics

  6. Smarter and safer railway journeys

    Ongoing

    Sensor technology that helps keep trains out of trouble, engineers safer and customers happier.

    School: School of Science and Technology

    Department: Department of Computer Science

  7. Social media ‘bots’ used to boost political messages during Brexit referendum

    Ongoing

    Research by Dr Marco Bastos discovers how a network of automated social media accounts were used on Twitter to artificially amplify electoral messages during the 2016 Brexit referendum campaign.

    School: School of Policy and Global Affairs

    Department: Department of Sociology and Criminology