About Us
WAIS group researches large scale systems, exemplified by the Web and Internet, that combine computational, data and human components.
WAIS is a research group in the School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) at the University of Southampton. The group researches the Internet, the Web and large scale systems that combine computational, data and human components.
Research
The University of Southampton has a leading role in Web and Internet research.
Education
The group brings together expertise and excellence.
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Southampton computer scientists named as...
Four academics from the School of Electronics and Computer Science have been named Fellows of The Alan Turing Institute as part of a new cohort from the University of Southampton.
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Southampton researchers help ease access to over 800,000 datasets across Europe as part of three-year contract funded by the European Commission
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ECS Computer scientists will support key developments of global scale decentralised systems as part of a new EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum launched by the European Commission
Read MoreRecent WAIS publications
Ten simple rules for measuring the impact of workshops - Shoaib Sufi, Raniere Silva, Terhi Nurmikko-Fuller, Adriana Wilde, Olivier Philippe and Heather Ford
Type: Editorial
| 2018
Making sense of numerical data - semantic labelling of web tables - Emilia, Magdalena Kacprzak, Jose M. Gimenez-Garcia, Alessandro Piscopo, Laura, Mylena Koesten, Luis Ibanez Gonzalez, Jeni Tennison and Elena Simperl
Type: Conference or Workshop Item
| 2018
| Springer
| Item availability restricted.
Towards Mapping the security Challenges of the Internet of Things (IoT) supply Chain - Tope Omitola and Gary Wills
Type: Article
| 2018