Did your primary school teacher lie to you about colour?
Professor Neil Dodgson from the School of Engineering and Computer Science discusses the complex history of colour.
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Teaching Excellence
Dean of Engineering, Dale Carnegie receives a Teaching Excellence Award—one of the highest teaching honours in the profession.
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Experts to debate balance of artificial and human intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) experts from academia and industry will describe the challenges and potential of AI in a series of free public debates organised by Victoria University of Wellington this month.
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Meet the CMIC leaders bringing international connections and expertise to the University
The Computational Media Innovation Centre (CMIC) has recently moved into custom-built premises in the heart of Wellington, helping them connect with the digital industries, bringing the latest research straight to industry and bringing industry practice to staff and students at Victoria University of Wellington.
Upcoming events
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Assigning Indigenous Properties to the Agent-Based IT Artifact Ensemble
Speaker: Kevin Shedlock
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Predictability Issues in Operating Systems: Time, Space, Energy
Speaker: Dr. Wolfgang Schroder-Preikschat and Timo Honig