Dr Richard Watson
Richard Watson is an Associate Professor working in evolutionary computing. His research showing that evolution is able to learn from previous experience has been published in New Scientist.
Professor Mahesan Niranjan
Niranjan is researching clinical data analysis, using machine learning, in fields such as cancer care. His research interests are in machine learning, signal processing and computational biology.
Professor Tim Norman
Tim Heads the Agents, Interaction and Complexity Research Group. He is an expert in artificial intelligence, logic and automated reasoning, with applications in healthcare, intelligence analysis, security and IoT.
Professor Mark Nixon
Head of the Vision, Learning and Control Research Group, Mark's interests are in image processing and computer vision and he is a pioneer of gait biometrics.
Dr Gopal Ramchurn
An Associate Professor, Gopal has led, or been part of, major research projects including the ORCHID programme within which he developed applications of Human-Agent Collectives.
Professor Dame Wendy Hall
Dame Wendy led a major UK government review on how to capitalise on the country’s status as a world-leader in the science underpinning AI technology.
There is a broad range of sectors that stand to benefit from the development and use of artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence technologies are best employed in conjunction with, and in support of human decision making.