Below is a list of Horizon Press Releases (backdated to 2009)
Computer Scientist elected Fellow of Royal Society
New study finds invisible ‘human work’ allows robots to deliver
Films that watch you – interactive technology turns the viewing experience on its head
Shaping the future of assistive robots at public event
Nottingham digital economy professor awarded engineering fellowship
Funding for project to fix the sustainable future of smart devices
Art installation project with National Gallery to highlight climate change
Study shows trust is still at heart of NHS Covid app reluctance
Virtual Oxjam creates immersive festival fun
Cobot Maker Space launched to explore the future of robots and industry
Parks count on new technology to monitor footfall
Web video audience and interaction brings UPBEAT Festival to life
New research to boost digital revolution and keep people safe online
Nottingham experts join drive to develop Trustworthy Autonomous Systems
Opportunity for 100 women to retrain in technology sector
Tightening security on the Internet of Things
Tech giants do not face enough competition – reducing consumer choice and innnovation
Computer Science Professor selected for top scientific adviser role
New report on hospital doctor numbers out-of-hours informed by innovative sat nav research
Defence against dark artefacts – the enemy within the wall
e-Genie tool could grant energy saving wishes for businesses
Computer codes make sweet music for self-playing piano
International award for student’s work to improve online privacy
Doc ‘sat nav’ project gives new direction for out-of-hours care
A ‘guilt trip’ is the road to cooperation
Young People call on government for greater digital rights
Mobile technology on Nottingham hospital wards boosts staff time with patients
Online emancipation: protecting users from algorithmic bias
Interactive archway offers words of wisdom for Nottingham’s Light Night
Analyze my data campaign looks at the way personal data is being used
University shares £23m in ‘Digital Britain’
Protecting our rights to privacy and digital dignity
Climate change: how Brits feel about ‘smart’ energy
Out of their minds: Nottingham research used in thrilling ride that adapts to riders’ brain activity
Are you sitting comfortably? The Smart Chair that will ‘read’ your mind
Getting connected in the digital world
Smart meters could cause conflict for housemates
Smart technology gives a voice to Latin American migrants
Doctors ‘sat nav’ project to improve patient care
Breathing new life into the yoga experience
British public favour energy system change study shows
BBC launches User Experience Research Partnership
Nottingham-Australian collaboration on environmental conservation of the future
Sanitation apps wins World Bank competition
Climate change message needs to be closer to home to hit home
An energy conscious workforce: new research looks at how to encourage staff to go green
Lecture to hear calls to ‘de-nationalise our data’
Can smart meters make us greener?x
Revolutionising the traditional map
Transforming the way we live in Digital Britain