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Research Seminars

The Research Seminars have threefold goal:

• Present works which are done by the members of staff
• Present works which are done by the external (invited) speakers
• Serve as a forum for the Research Students where they can present their work to the members of staff and their fellow students as well as receive feedback from more experienced colleagues

The Research Seminar series are organized weekly, on Wednesdays at 13:00 during the lunch-time at North Campus. It is targeted to have 50/50 share of the presentation slots between Research Students and staff/invited speakers.

Previous Seminars in 2011/12 Series Date Speaker(s) Title of paper Presentation 14.12.2011 Dr Ruben Picek Evaluation of Software Development Methodological Approaches and Industry Practice Abstract 14.12.2011 Boris Tomas Internet based Neural Network Artificial Intelligence Model Abstract 07.12.2011 Dr Sohail Mushtaq Glow Discharge Optical Emission Spectroscopy: General Overview & Selective excitation/ionization mechanisms Abstract 07.12.2011 John Andrew Mpapalika Interconnection Cost Estimation Methodology: Tanzania Case Study Abstract 23.11.2011 Alan Stuart Virtual Employability Training for the Real World of Work Abstract 16.11.2011 Developing a framework for designing Knowledge Management System (KMS) Abstract 09.11.2011 Mapping Relational Databases to Semantic Web Ontological Model-Space Project Management Case Study Abstract 02.11.2011 eRaUI: e-Research Adaptive User Interface Abstract 26.10.2011 Fiona French The Life Project Abstract 19.10.2011 Professor Jonathan P. Bowen The Industrial Use of Formal Methods: Experiences of an Optimist Abstract Presentation 12.10.2011 Dr Yong Xue The Issue of Cloud Computing for Digital Earth Abstract 05.10.2011 Peter Chalk, Dr Yanguo Jing, and Fraser Hardy Engaging our diverse students using assessment as (blended) learning: presentations, role play and a new mobile application Abstract 28.09.2011 Assa Ashuach More than ever, the pace of technological progress is increasing exponentially and the evolution we can expect in the next two years is likely to surpass the progress seen in the last ten years Abstract

Staff research talks are originating from the Computing research groups and University-wide Institutes in which staff are actively involved. If you are interested in giving a seminar, please email suggested Title and Abstract and Keywords together with your digital photograph to the Seminar coordinator for the relevant area:

• Communications and Software Systems Engineering Research Centre - Algirdas Pakstas
• Intelligent Systems Research Centre (ISRC) - Dr. Hassan Kazemian
• Knowledge Management Group (KMG) - Dr Yong Xue
• Learning Technology Research Institute (LTRI) - Mike Davis

Speakers are expected to provide Powerpoint slides for their talk for publishing it on the Computing website. If you need a data projector for the Seminar please let Boris Cogan know b.cogan@londonmet.ac.uk.

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