TU Dublin - School of Informatics and Cybersecurity

Great job to everyone involved in the CyberSec-4-All camp last week! A lot of effort went into making it such a success. Thank you all!

TU Dublin Blanchardstown are happy to annouce our upcoming one-day informatics-4-all summer camp for secondary school pupils. See details below. https://lnkd.in/enhhVU9r

The TU Dublin - School of Informatics and Cybersecurity are excited to announce the establishment of the HPC Nexus Laboratory! Yesterday, we celebrated this milestone with a fantastic launch event attended by our faculty, associated academics, industry professionals, Collaboratory at TU Dublin and postgraduate students. A special thank you to everyone who joined us and made this event memorable. The HPC Nexus Lab is a dedicated center for High Performance Computing (HPC) research. The lab hosts a vibrant community of enthusiastic graduate students and affiliated academic and industry officials, all committed to advancing HPC research and technology.  A special shoutout goes to Tania Malik and the entire HPC Nexus team for their relentless effort and dedication in turning this vision into a reality. Their hard work has truly paid off, and we are thrilled about the future prospects of HPC research at our school. The lab's website will soon be live at www.hpcnexuslab.ie .

We are very proud of all the graduates from the first cohort of Workday learners. We look forward to seeing the next 4 cohorts succeed.

The TU Dublin - School of Informatics and Cybersecurity at Technological University Dublin was thrilled to host the Cybersecurity postgraduate graduation at the Grangegorman campus this Wednesday evening, celebrating our partnership with Workday. This collaboration has flourished over the past few years, leading us to this wonderful occasion. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the Workday employees who graduated, including seven individuals who have chosen to advance their studies to the master's level, undertaking individual research projects in the coming year. Currently, we have four additional cohorts of Workday students progressing through the Cybersecurity programme. We eagerly anticipate many more successful events like this one. Special thanks are due to Anthony Keane, Geraldine Gray, Christina Thorpe, Miriam O'Donoghue, and Jennifer McEntee from TU Dublin, as well as the entire academic and Partnerships teams. We also appreciate the tremendous effort from John Clarke, Colm Canning, Victoria Mackechnie, and Louise Curtis at Workday, who have played crucial roles in making this partnership a success.

A brilliant week promoting our programmes in India.

Part time lecturering positions available in the School of Informatics and Cybersecurity.

Ever thought you might like to try some part time lecturing? The School of Informatics and Cybersecurity is recruiting for our part time teaching panel in Computing, Cybersecurity, Data Science, Database, Networking, Software Development, and Web development. Daytime or evening teaching hours that come available in the School over the 2024-25 academic year will be filled from this panel. If you are interested, check out the TU Dublin website for more information at this URL: https://lnkd.in/d78Qfqh4 Filter by selecting Informatics and Cybersecurity as the Department.

Calling all leaving certificate computer science and transition year teachers. The school of informatics and cybersecurity in TU Dublin Blanchardstown are proud to announce our participation in the 2024 Computer Science week organised by Oide.ie (https://oide.ie/). Check out our exciting event that will take place on Tuesday the 23rd April from 7.00pm to 8.30pm in the Collaboratory on the Blanchardstown campus. You can register for the event by following the link below or use the QR code on the event poster. https://lnkd.in/eGcGX8e7