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Biography

ÂÌýÂÌý University of Leeds (1965-1982)

• Computing Assistant; Lecturer (Computing Science); Associate Director, Computer Based Learning Project.

ÂÌýVisiting Positions/Sabbaticals

• University of Texas (1972-73); Rutgers (1979); Carnegie-Mellon University (1980-81 & 1991); Edinburgh (1991)

ÂÌýStanford University (1982-86)

• Senior Research Associate; Heuristic Programming Project; Associate Professor (AI & Education).

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• Professor of Computing Science (1986 – 2008); Head of Department, 1986-92, 1996-9; Emeritus Professor (2008 - )

ÂÌýAcademic Coordinator of the EC's Network of Excellence in Machine Learning & Knowledge AcquisitionÂÌý (1992-95)

External Memberships

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• Program & Steering Committees for EKAW series of meetings (including the 2010 Lisbon Meeting)
• Program & Steering Committees for KCAP series of meetings (including the 2011 Banff Meeting
• Conference Chair, K CAP 2007: Whistler, Canada October 2007ÂÌýÂÌýÂÌý
• Co-organizer of AAAI Spring SymposiumÂÌý on "Semantic Web & Knowledge Engineering"ÂÌý (SWKE), Stanford, March 2008 (details)

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Research Overview

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• Knowledge Acquisition, Knowledge-Base Refinement, Machine Discovery, Ontological Engineering
• Semantic Web & Knowledge Engineering
• Intelligent Data Analysis (IDA) of Medical Datasets

Collaborations

• Professor John Kinsella (Critical Care Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Glasgow)
• Dr Laura Moss (NHS, Glasgow & ÂÌýSchool of Medicine, University of Glasgow)
• Dr Wamberto Vasconcelos (Department of Computing Science, 51cg)
• Dr David Corsar (Department of Computing Science, 51cg)

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Funding and Grants

EPSRC AKT (Advanced Knowledge Technologies) Inter Disciplinary Research Collaboration. 2000-2007.ÂÌý £7.6M to consortium; £1.3M to Aberdeen.ÂÌýÂÌýÂÌýÂÌý This IRC comprised of groups from Universities of Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Open University, Sheffield & Southampton.

IPAS (Integrated Products & Services) ÂÌý2005-2008ÂÌý Funded by the DTI & Rolls-Royce. The Consortium involved Rolls-Royce, groups from the Universities of Aberdeen, Cambridge, Sheffield & Southampton, and several specialized companies. Total grant £2.35M (£223K Aberdeen).

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Teaching Responsibilities

• Undergrad projects
• MSc Projects