College of Supervisors

• Professor Awais Rashid
  Security of cyber-physical infrastructures; Software security; Adversarial and non-adversarial human behaviours
• Dr Barney Craggs
  Human and organisational trust; Just Cultures; Security ergonomics for building safe and secure cyber-physical systems; Human factors/ergonomics of security; Critical national infrastructure; security testbeds
• Dr Sridhar Adepu
  Cyber Physical Systems (CPS); Industrial Control Systems and Critical Infrastructure.
• Dr Chloe Martindale
  Isogeny-based post-quantum cryptography; pairings; Hilbert modular forms, genus 2 and 3 curves
• Dr Daniel Page
  Hardware security; Security of embedded devices; Dynamic analysis; Fault analysis
• Dr François Dupressoir
  Machine-checked cryptographic proofs; High-assurance cryptography; Formal methods for correct and secure software; mSide-channel countermeasures
• Dr Matthew Edwards
  Machine learning techniques; security implications from online data - child protection, social engineering, online fraud and technologically-centred cybercrime; improving transparency and reliability of cyber security technologies
• Dr Claudia Peersman
  Cyber Security, Text Mining, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Corpus Linguistics, online harms, adversarial behaviour.
• Dr Sana Belguith
  Security and privacy in distributed systems: Cloud computing, IoT, Pub/Sub systems, SDN; Privacy enhancing technologies; Encrypted access control; Privacy issues in Machine Learning models; Security issues in drones-based transport; Blockchain and Cryptocurrency.
• Dr Joseph Hallett
  Developer centered security; Software security; Usable security.

• Professor Bogdan Warinschi
  Information risk and governance; Dependable, resilient, survivable systems
• Professor Seth Bullock
  Information risk and governance; Dependable, resilient, survivable systems
• Dr Nirav Ajmeri
  AI security and privacy; ethics and fairness; sociotechnical systems; social computing;

• Professor Adam Joinson
  Human aspects of cyber security; Behavioural analytics
• Professor Dimo Dimov
  Innovation and entrepreneurship
• Dr Julie Gore
  Naturalistic decision-making
• Dr Lukasz Piwek
  Computational social science; Behavioural analytics
• Dr Sam Johnson
  Decision-making
• Dr Joanne Hinds
  Behaviour change; Human aspects of technology; Cyber nudges
• Dr David Ellis
  Digital traces, Digital health, Computational social science, Mobile technology
• Dr Brit Davidson
  online identities using digital traces over time and across online contexts; privacy in the digital age including the ethics; computational linguistics to understand individual and group behavior; online digital traces to predict group dynamics; machine learning techniques.
• Dr. Timothy Hill
  outsiders – people and groups who are excluded from centres of economic, cultural and social power; ignored or stigmatised by firms, organisations, and institutions.

• Professor Julie Barnett
  Risk and risk management, Policy
• Professor Danae Stanton Fraser
  Human computer interaction
• Dr Laura Smith
  Social behaviour; Online persuasion
• Dr Andrew Weyman
  Risk and decision-making
• Professor Catherine Hamilton-Giachritsis
  Child maltreatment: online grooming and victimisation; policing
• Dr. Adam Hahn
  Identity, especially group identities, intergroup relations, as well as prejudice, stereotyping, and other intergroup processes that often stem from identity-based concerns.
• Dr Alexandra Voinescu
  Trust, autonomous systems with a particular interest in autonomous vehicles, individual differences and cognitive factors that can affect decision making, design HCI

• Professor Richard Owen
  Responsible innovation; Risk management and governance; Ethics and big data
• Dr Eleonora Pantano
  Artificial intelligence, emotional analytics, and machine learning algorithms to improve retail analytics, strategies and theories (i.e., making sense of consumers’ tweets, managers preparedness to big data analytics, facial recognition to improve retail service, etc.)
• Dr Ana Javornik
  Privacy and identity in relation to augmented reality

• Professor Dimitra Simeonidou
  High performance networks; Network control and management; Software defined networking; Future internet
• Dr Georgios Oikonomou
  Embedded systems and IoT Security; Identity management; Privacy and anonymisation
• Professor Robert Piechocki
  Connected intelligent systems; Wireless connectivity

• Professor Mike Fraser
  Human computer interaction; Haptic interfaces
• Dr Julian Padget
  multiagent systems; agent architecture; agent-based simulation; norm representation and reasoning; distributed ledgers; fusing symbolic and statistical AI; policy modelling; security and privacy; models of narrative;
• Professor Jason Alexander
  Human-Computer Interaction; Novel visualisation approaches; Physical user interfaces; Shape-changing displays; Haptic and tactile user interfaces; Augmented Reality

• Professor Theo Tryfonas
  Network security; IoT security; Risk management; Security architectures; Privacy and anonymisation

• Professor Weiru Liu
  Anomaly/threat detection; Intelligent autonomous systems; Uncertainty modelling
• Dr Ryan McConville
  Machine learning for large scale and complex data (e.g. graphs).

• Professor David Galbreath
  Security studies

• Dr Sveta Milyaeva
  Cybersecurity, privacy, software development, science and technology studies, algorithmic decision making, data processing.

• Dr André Barrinha
  Critical Security Studies; European Security; International Relations Theory; cyber-diplomacy; cyber security policies.

• Dr Benedek Plosz
  Bayesian optimisation and machine learning; numerical modelling of dynamical systems; software development for urban water systems