Liverpool Algorithms Days: Bridging Academia and Industry
Networks Science & Technology Group from the School of EEECS
University of Liverpool
June 12 to June 14, 2023
WE ARE NeST
The NeST Group is focused on foundational research in network sciences and technologies. The goal of this group is to establish a well-founded and vibrant environment that provides a vehicle for stimulating applications in the area of foundational research in network sciences and technologies.
Living within networks is inherent to our existence. These networks seamlessly integrate into various systems, encompassing biological, chemical, physical, and digital realms, as well as social relationships and intricate human-created structures like the Internet. The utilization of a network-centred approach, rooted in Mathematical and Computing Sciences, serves as a solid foundation for comprehending, modelling, and processing the surrounding environments.
In addition to conducting high-calibre foundational research, this initiative aims to foster knowledge exchange. This includes engaging in interdisciplinary research endeavours involving academics from our universities, collaborating institutions within the UK and abroad, industry partners, and the general public.
Blending academia and industry to solve real-world problems
together For the better
You bring problems, we bring solutions. Our researchers' expertise focuses on algorithms, optimization, computational complexity, networks, computational economics and algorithm mechanism design and they're eager to create new partnerships for the overall betterment.
Proud Home of world-class experts conducting earth-shaking research
The 2021 Research Excellence Framework Network rated the Department of Computer Science the 5-th in the United Kingdom for world-leading research outputs
In 2021 100% of our research environment was rated as world-leading or internationally excellent by the Research Excellence Framework Network
Always Improving ourselves and others through workshops
Common Principles and Important Open Problems
Wireless Communication Technologies and Sciences
Engagement with Industrial and Public UK Sectors
Algorithmic Aspects of Temporal Graphs 45 ICALP
The workshops are designed to create a wider cooperation in algorithmic research and in particular a better grasp and comprehension of other perspectives to identify the most essential theoretical and practical challenges that would be important to address in the short and long term future. The NeST group hosted a wide variety of workshops ranging from fundamentals, applications, industrial and public relations to internationally recognised colloquiums.
Academics and industrial partners workshop
Our latest workshop will take place on 12.06.2023 at The University of Liverpool, Department of Computer Science. Between 7 and 10 industry participants from different sectors will join to discuss and detail their challenges and views on collaborating with academics to find a solution. You can participate both online and in person. Please feel free to contact us if you would like to partake. We are able to support your travel within the UK and with accommodation in Liverpool, in case of in person participation.