Submitted by Dr O. Hadeler on Thu, 16/11/2017 - 21:56
Four new lecturers in the area of sensing
Four new lecturers in areas relevant to sensing have been appointed with effect of 1 October 2017.
Department of EngineeringPhillip Stanley-Marbell |
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Phillip and his group work at the interface between the physical world and that of computing systems. A key research interest is to reduce the power consumption of sensors and sensor related devices, such as displays. Prototype hardware is designed, tested and made available open-source. |
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University Lecturer in the Internet of Things |
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Ozgur approaches the Internet of Things from a very different approach to Phillip. Ozgur is interested not only in the Internet of Things but also in naturally occuring networks, using concepts found in nature to solve technical problems. His research includes
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Department of Chemical Engineering and BiotechnologyRóisín Owens |
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Róisín heads the new Bio-electronic Systems Technologies group in the Department. Her groups is workin at the interface between biology and engineering, e.g. developing biological models and the electronic devices in parallel to improve drug discovery and therapeutics. Róisín and her team are very multidisciplinary with expertise including ranging from biochemistry, microbiology and cell biology on the bio side, to materials science, electronics and chemistry on the physical sciences and engineering side. |
Department of Computer ScienceAmanda Prorok |
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Amanda's research interest are multi-robot systems, from algorithms to abstraction. Sensor technologies, of-course, is key to enable robots to move autonomously, e.g. in a warehouse. |