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I am interested in supervising research in but not restricted to:

  • Computer graphics and animation
  • Geometry processing
  • Computer vision
  • Real-time 3D Reconstruction for Mixed-Reality Hologram
  • Physics-based simulations
  • Feature detection, pattern recognition, structure from motion, and visual learning
  • Interdisciplinary research projects that include neuroscience, social interaction, training, and rehabilitation using VR/AR/XR

PhD projects for research students

- Conventional Virtual Humans for Virtual Reality Driven by Large Language Models (LLMs) algorithms.

- Real-time 3D Reconstruction for Animated Mixed-Reality Hologram.

-Assistive tool to help vision-impaired people access and navigate a metaverse experience.

PhD Scholarships and Bursaries:

Research supervision

Ph.D. students

  • Principal supervisor:
  • Rania Xanthidou (2021-2024): Exploring the Effect of Vibration Feedback in VR Training Settings (Rania has won the Vice-Chancellor’s Conference Prize).
  • Mingzhao Zhou (2023 -2026): Real-time Visual and Haptic Feedback of Grasping Movements in Virtual Reality (Ming has been awarded the Turing Mobility Fund to support his research visit for 3 months to the TAUCHI Research Center at the Tampere University).
  • Research Development Advisor (RDA):
  • Gerard Doran (2022-2025): Improving Human-Agent Interaction Using EEG, Virtual Reality, and the Interactive Brain Hypothesis 

Research assistants

  • Hossein Keshtkar (Doctoral Researcher at the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering) is working on a research project that simulates droplet–solid interactions.
  • Sunny Kumar (Postgraduate Student at the Computer Science Department) is working on a research project that addresses a digital emotion training intervention for alexithymics.
  • Ben Holland (Work Placement - Research Assistant) is working on remote virtual reality enabled interpersonal coordination assessment and intervention platform in the health sciences.

Doctoral Committee

  • Nicole Hooker, Sep 2022 (Negotiation Skills Training Intervention Based on Automated Recognition of Human Emotion and Nonverbal Behaviour), Internal Examiner, Brunel University. Nicole's thesis can be found (here).

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