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Queen Mary University of London
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CS4FN Summer 2005
From mathematical ringtones to distributed computing, this magazine from Queens University of London covers a variety of interesting and fun computer science topics in an easily accessible way. Also included are:
• Optical illusions and the way our brain works
• The history and future of email spam
• Artifical creatures using Sodarace
• Locked-in syndrome and algorithms
• Encryption puzzles
• Maths magic tricks
• DNA data storage
• Game show algorithms
• History of computing
The magazine is edited by Paul Curzon, Jo Brodie and Peter W. McOwan
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