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Low empathizing and high systemizing tendencies in Higher Education computing students: The affordances of virtual worlds in their education (2016)
Thesis
Castle, J. L. Low empathizing and high systemizing tendencies in Higher Education computing students: The affordances of virtual worlds in their education. (Thesis). University of the West of England. Retrieved from https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/909032

Background. The increasing societal reliance on emerging technology is demanding much more of those planning a career in the computing profession than technical ability alone. Many contemporary roles require business contact and therefore soft skills... Read More about Low empathizing and high systemizing tendencies in Higher Education computing students: The affordances of virtual worlds in their education.

HyDRA Hybrid workflow Design Recommender Architecture (2016)
Thesis
Soomro, K. HyDRA Hybrid workflow Design Recommender Architecture. (Thesis). University of the West of England. Retrieved from https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/911414

Workflows are a way to describe a series of computations on raw e-Science data. These data may be MRI brain scans, data from a high energy physics detector or metric data from an earth observation project. In order to derive meaningful knowledge from... Read More about HyDRA Hybrid workflow Design Recommender Architecture.

On the development of slime mould morphological, intracellular and heterotic computing devices (2016)
Thesis
Mayne, R. On the development of slime mould morphological, intracellular and heterotic computing devices. (Thesis). University of the West of England. Retrieved from https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/921284

The use of live biological substrates in the fabrication of unconventional computing (UC) devices is steadily transcending the barriers between science fiction and reality, but efforts in this direction are impeded by ethical considerations, the fiel... Read More about On the development of slime mould morphological, intracellular and heterotic computing devices.