About Computer Science Research Centre (CSRC)
Read about our research activity and current projects.
Computer Science Research Centre (CSRC) is based in UWE Bristol's School of Computing and Creative Technologies (College of Arts, Technology and Environment) and its research activities cover many of the facets of 21st century computer science, from artificial intelligence to the use of blockchain in smart city applications.
Find out more about some of our current projects below.
Current projects
- CLMS-Cities (EU Commission, 2025-2028)
- Machine learning for wastewater treatment (Innovate UK, 2025-2028)
- TREvolution (UKRI, 2025-2027)
- GREENGAGE (EU Horizon Europe, 2023-2025)
- SACRO (UKRI DARE Driver, 2023)
- BioMeld (EU Horizon, 2022-2025)
- Application of data-enabled innovations to commercial chicken production for business improvement and optimisation (Innovate UK, 2022-2024)
- Active Machine Learning for forecasting in the legal profession (Innovate UK, 2022-2024)
Visit our research themes pages for more information about the five research themes underpinning our activities.
Honours and awards
CSRC leads the way in digital agriculture with Innovate UK KTP Award win
A CSRC project led by Professor Kamran Munir has been declared the winner of the Innovate UK- African Agriculture Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP), recognising its pioneering work in advancing digital innovation and sustainable agricultural practices. The award underscores CSRC’s and UWE Bristol’s leadership in driving global collaboration, technological excellence, and real-world impact through research and partnership.
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