Some past and present members of
nUCLEAR:
Peter Bentley
Senior Research Fellow, leader of nUCLEAR. Interested in everything
evolutionary. Supervisor and collaborator with many of below.
David Basanta
PhD student
Ramona Behravan
EngD student working with Glassworks post production company on
biologically inspired modelling
Katie Bentley
PhD student working on evolutionary and adaptive approaches to the
development of shape and form. Current project: “Nature’s
Batik: Evolution of a Computational Model of Diatom Hypovalve
Morphogenesis.”
Tim Blackwell
Swarm music researcher.
David Corney
PhD student working with Phil Treleaven on data mining in the food and
drink industry, with the specific aim of aiding the design and
manufacture of tea, and ultimately producing a Virtual Product Design
system.
Tim Gordon
PhD student working on the application of evolutionary techniques,
especially genetic programming, to hardware design.
Siavash Haroun
Mahdavi
EngD student working on evolutionary robotics. See MOBIUS page on the
above link
Mark Herbster
Lecturer, machine learning
Daniel Hulme
EngD student, interested in development and analysis of artificial
agents evolved in simulated
'Naturalistic' visual ecologies.
Tim Hutton
Researcher
Boonserm
Kaewkamnerdpong (Nina)
PhD Student
Jungwon Kim
PhD student working on Artificial Immune Systems for Network Intrusion
Detection. Research interests: applying AI or statistical techniques to
solve real-world problems especially, pattern discovery from huge
volumes of messy data.
Erwan Le Martelot
EngD student investigating systemic computation.
R.
Beau Lotto
Lecturer researching the mechanisms and behaviour of visually guided
complex systems in ecological and historical terms.
David Malkin
EngD student evolving modular and hierarchical systems.
Tom Quick
PhD student generating autonomous adaptive behavioural dynamics using
environmentally coupled Boolean Networks. Click here for
Tom's ALife page.
Udi
Schlessinger
PhD student working on evolving visually guided neural network agents
in virtual environments.
Martin Sewell
PhD student working on Intelligent Trading Systems. Research involves
employing techniques from machine learning, evolutionary algorithms,
multi-agent systems and nonlinear dynamical systems in an attempt to
analyse and forecast financial time series.
Hooman
Shayani
PhD student working on evolution of developmental spiking neural
microcircuits in hardware.
Robert Smith
Lecturer
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