About
Business Engagement and Development
Stakeholder investment in PhD research that addresses real-world challenges at the Human-centred AI Research Centre (EPSRC CDT) in the sectors: health and wellbeing, smart manufacturing; and cross-cutting digital economy services.
Collaborating with stakeholders and academics to produce the following novel research:
2021
• Starling Bank. Developing Trust in Algorithmically Driven Services by Enhancing Explainable and Fair Machine Learning Through Co-Creation and Customer Interactions at Starling Bank. Primary supervisor: Dr Matt Roach
• Aneurin Bevan University Health Board. Advanced Machine Learning to Improve Patient Care and Outcome using Real-time Hospitalisation Data. Primary supervisor: Prof Xianghua Xie
• ITSUS Consulting. Human-in-the-loop approach in Lawful Interception. Primary supervisor: Dr Matt Roach
• CDSM Interactive Solutions. Developing novel machine learning techniques to improve comparative judgements for e-learning and e-assessment. Primary supervisor: Dr Alma Rahat
• Velindre Cancer Centre. Developing Data Driven PROMs through Agile Participatory Design and Evaluations of Inclusive Digital Interventions to Support Patient Lead Cancer Care Pathway Improvements. Primary supervisor: Dr Stephen Lindsay
• National Imaging Academy Wales (supported by Digital Health and Care Wales). A Framework for Evaluating Diagnostic Imaging Artificial Intelligence Medical Tools. Primary supervisor: Dr Martin Porcheron
• Tech Against Terrorism. Expanding and assembling approaches to improve decisions on identification and classification of online terrorist content. Primary supervisor: Dr Bertie Muller
• Tata Steel. Developing novel Machine Learning techniques with human-in-the-loop approach to enable better decision making on operations maintenance. Primary supervisor: Dr Cinzia Giannetti
• Ordnance Survey. Incisive Tagging: humans-in-the-loop in selection and labelling of remote sensing data sets. Prof Matt Jones
• Swansea Council. Human-centred AI systems to inspire Swansea city residents to engage in creative placemaking. Prof Matt Jones