Although robots are designed by people, getting robots to perform useful tasks in a safe manner is an ongoing challenge. In order to teach robots how to perform their desired tasks, researchers like SFU computing science professor Mo Chen design artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to satisfy performance and safety requirements.

Scientists at Samara National Research University have been successfully working in the field of diffraction optics and nanophotonics, developing new optical elements for use in space, agriculture and medicine

Using cutting-edge technology, scientists from the Combustion Physics and Chemistry laboratory at Samara National Research University are improving their understanding of the combustion process, whether in engines or interstellar space

Alice, tell us a bit about yourself.

“I’m a qualified nurse with a Nursing degree, but I knew I wanted to further my education through postgraduate study, I just didn’t have a fully formed idea of where or when. I approached QMU for information about their Master’s programmes and I’m now at the Institute of Global Health and Development studying for my MSc in Sexual and Reproductive Health which I started in January 2020. 

Are you enjoying your course so far?

Honestly, having had the experience of QMU, I’m so glad I came!

CHARLOTTE’S STORY

Charlotte, can you introduce yourself and tell us how you came to QMU for your Master’s?

I’m in my first year studying for a Master’s in Arts, Festival and Cultural Management, which I started in September 2020.

Universities are working to personalise learning and entrench human interaction as the pandemic puts strain on international students