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Tag: School of Computing and Communications

10 January, 2014
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Lancaster University student develops way to transfer computer files with your eyes

Image via Lancaster University A new way of dragging and dropping files has been developed by Lancaster University student Jayson Turner. The system, called EyeDrop, enables the user to move […]

3 July, 2013
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Lancaster University puts FAITH in new smartphone apps

Members of the public are being asked to use their smart phones to comment on roadworks and flooding in a pilot project created at Lancaster University, to improve feedback to […]

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