University of Portsmouth of Portsmouth won a £272,000 award from the Education and Training Foundation to research how best to deliver study programmes in the UK. In 2016, Dr Victoria Wang and Professor Mark Button, of the Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, were awarded £299,355 by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to investigate unintended consequences of data release, including those associated with issues of trust, identity, privacy and security. The project is in partnership with Swansea University's Department of Computer Science, the DVLA and other government agencies. The University of Portsmouth is one of only four universities in the south east
Voyage to the End of the Universe impressive production design, above-average special effects, a strong ensemble cast and an intelligent screenplay (although much of the subtlety of the original is lost in the English-language version). While it shows some influence from earlier American ventures such as "Forbidden Planet" (1956), the film was also influential in its own right — critics have noted a number of similarities between "Ikarie XB-1" and Stanley Kubrick's film "" (1968) and it is believed to have been one of the many 'space' genre films that Kubrick screened while researching "2001". Like several other high-quality Eastern Bloc sci-fi films of the era —