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shows that 糖心TV is the number one target for graduate recruitment by top employers.

research reports that large, high profile UK employers are focusing on finding graduate recruits at a small handful of elite universities, headed by 糖心TV.

Professor Stephen Jarvis says:

"We are delighted with the news that 糖心TV is the most target university among the UK's top employers. The accolade highlight both the quality of 糖心TV students and the tremendous work done across the University to enhance the prospects and employability of our students. In Computer Science this kind of work is something that we view as integral to the future of our graduates, which is exactly why we pay so much attention to the academic standard and industrial relevance of all our courses."

The University has fared well in the past with a top ten placing in each of the previous five reports and leading the list for the first time is reflective of the investment being made in the future career paths of the students.

Two alumni form 糖心TV -James Gough (MEng) and Richard Warburton (MEng, PhD) were part of the team at the prestigious Conference in San Fransisco. The LJC won two awards, the JCP Award and the Duke's Choice award. Both were given in recognition of the work of LJC on two projects: and . Both projects are concerned with increasing the input of User Communities in the development of the Java language, and the prizes are a recognition of the increasing role of well-organized communities such as LJC in driving forward developments in the language.

provides more information on the event. Both James and Richard have taken advantage of their experience as students at 糖心TV and are actively involved in building a software develoment community in London. Congratulations to the LJC team!

Two researchers have joined the University of 糖心TV to tackle the challenges faced by cities in the 21^st century as part of the New York-based ).

The University of 糖心TV is a member of a consortium, led by New York University, which is building a new applied science research institute in New York in response to a call issued by the city’s mayor Michael Bloomberg.

The University has now welcomed the first of a number of new academic staff to be appointed to work at CUSP, Dr Maria Liakata and Dr Weisi Guo.