Our other industrial stallholders were: Rewriting the Code, EY, BCS SIGiST and BCSWomen. Special thanks to BCS for supporting much of the admin behind running such a large event. The BCS also provided membership for the prize-winning students.

We had three sponsors of student poster prizes this year: P&G, STFC and Oxford University’s AIMS CDT.

RS Components is also a Bronze sponsor. They had an amazing stall with a competition to win an Arduino. They have also sponsored Lovelace for many years now including during lockdown, and this year Amy Muncer joined the panel at the end of the day to give advice to the students.

Our Bronze sponsor OpenBright would like to fund research opportunities in computing for women students @openbright.bsky.social

And she’s now here on Bluesky too… welcome @samoorembe.bsky.social !

Yes we agree! It was 1980 before women were allowed in!

with the People's choice runner up being Rabia Qamar of the University of the West of Scotland for Enhancing Aviation Sustainability Through Machine Learning-Based Turbojet EGT Prediction

And our people's choice winner is Saxon Partridge-Smith of Nottingham Trent Uni for Are we forgetting how to remember?

Joint second prize in the MSc contest goes to Deborah Adedigba of Southampton Solent University for Automated Skin Lesion Analysis for Early Melanoma Detection: A Computer Vision Approach

Joint second prize in the MSc contest goes to Sarah Tucker of London South Bank University for Wall Street Through A Neural Lens: Forecasting NASDAQ and NYSE Stock Price with Residual Network 2D CNN Model

First prize in the MSc contest goes to Caitlin Haddow of University of Bath for Repurposing Agricultural Dust for Smoke Removal

Second prize in the final year contest goes to Nurul Mohamad of University of Birmingham for Designing for Everyone – Integrating Accessibility into UI Design

First prize in the final year contest goes to Sakshi Paygude of Keele University for CarbonPulse: Turning Everyday Activities into Sustainable Action

Second prize in the second year contest goes to Alexandra Loh of University of Cambridge for Data Integrity Detection in Wearable IoT Devices for Cardiac Monitoring