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Informatics Research Methodologies
Presentation Timetable for Informatics Research Methodologies

• Unless numbers require further slots, presentations will be 16.10-17.00 on Tuesdays and Fridays, in Appleton Tower 4.12.
• There will be usually be two presentations per slot, in weeks 5-11.

Note that the first listed speaker in each slot will speak first, the second second. Each person will serve as 'session chair' to the other, i.e., introduce them, keep them to time, lead applause and questions, etc.

Date	Student	Title
Fri 21 Oct	Maciej Czubak	Computing Market Price Equilibria
Fri 21 Oct	James Tobin	Evolutionary Computing and Bipedal Robotic Gait
Tues 25 Oct	No Presentations	-
Fri 28 Oct	William Bradshaw	Computational Humour and Pun Generation
Fri 28 Oct	Ott Tinn	Symbolic Execution
Fri 28 Oct	Robert Bezoari	Speech Recognition: Digital Signal Processing and Analysis
Tues 1 Nov	Luke Brown	The importance of computer games in the development of children with Austism
Tues 1 Nov	Marat Subkhankulov	Virtual Fly Brain Browser and Query Interface
Tues 1 Nov	Elias Kunnas	Bootstrap learning
Fri 4 Nov	No Presentations	-
Tues 8 Nov	Andrew Burnie	Cleaning Up Photos of Indexed Colour Documents
Tues 8 Nov	Jennifer Sanger	The acquisition of allophonic rules using statistical learning
Tues 8 Nov	Harish Malliyakarai	Omni-drive robot motion on curved paths
Fri 11 Nov	Rachel Dohrn	Sentiment Analysis
Fri 11 Nov	Daniel Renshaw	Approximate inference of topic models
Fri 11 Nov	Daria Kuznetsova	Pseudorandom Number Generation
Tues 15 Nov	Callum Lewis-Smith	Dynamic Memory Allocation and Management
Tues 15 Nov	Alexandros Gouvatsos	Robot Lupus: From Theory to practice
Tues 15 Nov	Flavius Popescu	Multirobot Coordination: A Market-Based Approach
Fri 18 Nov	Paul-Alexandru Pop	Basketball game video analysis
Fri 18 Nov	Magdelena Konkiewicz	Review Summarizers
Tues 22 Nov	Pawel Krol	Modelling and optimising energy use in an eco-village
Tues 22 Nov	Violeta Grigorova	Virtual Learning Environments and a demo design for UoE students
Tues 22 Nov	Paula Mazur	Explaining the relative clause asymmetry
Fri 25 Nov	Dimo Iliev	Comparing Augmented Reality Navigation to Google Maps with Street View
Fri 25 Nov	Julien Mateos	Modelling false memories
Fri 25 Nov	Sean Wilson	SLAM - Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping
Tues 29 Nov	Zishan Mirza	Testing Software
Tues 29 Nov	Karl Monsen	Exploring computer games for education and health
Tues 29 Nov	Ryan Arias-Berrocal	Auto-Parallelization
Tues 6th Dec	Lachezar Kamburov	Robot Model of a Fidler Crab
Tues 6th Dec	Dimitris Karavias	Automatic classification of listener's response for realtime interaction of virtual agents with human listeners.
Tues 6th Dec	Jennifer Mace	Rendering Synthetic Objects into Legacy Photographs

Alan Bundy