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More accolades for UCCDH students

18 May 2022
George Hosford, Evan Scanlan and Alina Sabu from UCC's BA in Digital Humanities & IT, receiving their Quercus certificates

The Department of Digital Humanities is delighted that a number of its undergraduate students have been awarded various prizes in recent weeks. 

Daniel Clancy, Teresa Pascual Muniz, George Hosford, Evan Scanlan, and Alina Sabu were announced as CACSSS Quercus College Scholar in Digital Humanities & IT, while Róisín O'Donnell (pictured below) and Edel Lonergan both received industry-sponsored prizes for their final-year research projects.

The award given to Róisín's project,  Developing Machine Learning Models that can Recognise and Respond to Human Emotions, is sponsored by Spearline. Róisín's project analyses and predicts human emotions and sentiment through the use of machine learning models, specifically, Facial Emotion Recognition (FER), a model which uses a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), and a sentiment analysis model which uses Bidirectional Long Short Term Memory (BLSTM).

Edel Lonergan's final-year project, Military and the Merging of the Past and Present in Cork's Victorian Quarter, received a similar prize from the Horner Automation Group:
https://www.ucc.ie/en/dah/news/edel-longeran-wins-best-project-prize-at-open-day.html

 

 

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