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All of our academic staff are research active, working with a team of post-graduate and post-doctoral researchers and a lively population of research students. Our research focuses on core themes of theoretical and practical computer science: artificial intelligence and symbolic computation, networked and distributed systems, systems engineering, and human computer interaction.

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Adaptive guidance in extended reality environments

Weerasinghe, Maheshya (2023-11-28) - Thesis

Learning depends on the dynamics of one’s personal circumstances and immediate environment that provides hands- experience. As a result, educators are constantly striving to create personalised learning experiences for ...
Automatic inference of latent emotion from spontaneous facial micro-expressions

Zhang, Liangfei (2023-11-28) - Thesis

Emotional states exert a profound influence on individuals' overall well-being, impacting them both physically and psychologically. Accurate recognition and comprehension of human emotions represent a crucial area of ...
Remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) to measure heart rate and blood oxygenation levels using colour, infrared and depth data from real home environments

Pirzada, Pireh (2023-11-28) - Thesis

Heart Rate (HR) and Blood Oxygenation Level (SPO₂) are physiological signs that are critically important measurements in the assessment of emergent ill-health. These typically require physical contact and blood tests that ...
Ethnographically-informed distributed participatory design framework for sociotechnical change : co-designing a collaborative training tool to support real-time collaborative writing

Ardati, Abd Alsattar (2023-11-28) - Thesis

Although Wikipedia’s immense success is partially due to its support of the asynchronous collaboration model, researchers argue that the bureaucratic rules and technical infrastructure enabling it feed into Wikipedia’s ...
Representing constraint problems visually

Zhu, Xu (2023-11-28) - Thesis

With the increasing complexity of the world and the explosion of both information and choices, people are faced with having to make more decisions and solve more problems. One typical type of problem that people are ...