Human-Centred AI Doctoral Students come from a range of disciplinary backgrounds and carry out research in a range of fields related to AI and the impact on the future of our society.
Their training is tightly integrated with real world challenges in a broad application spectrum with strong social and economic impact.
If you would like to find out more about our students and their research, please email websciencecdt@soton.ac.uk.
| Student | Research Topic |
| Fahad Alhathal | Using emerging technologies to enhance the customer experience for supermarkets in the UK Supervisors: Dr Yuanyuan Yin (Winchester School of Art) and Dr Gary Wills (Electronics & Computer Science) |
| Malak Alsabban | Comparing two sentiment analysis approaches by understand the hesitancy to COVID-19 vaccine based on Twitter data in two cultures Supervisors: Professor Dame Wendy Hall (Electronics & Computer Science) and Dr Mark Weal (Electronics & Computer Science) |
| Areej Alzaidi | Managing Health Crisis on Social Media: Studying COVID-19 Vaccine on Twitter as a Trust Issue Supervisors: Professor Dame Wendy Hall (Electronics & Computer Science) and Professor Les Carr (Electronics & Computer Science) |
| Maria Brasoveanu | Knowledge Disruptors and Thought Leaders Supervisors: Professor Les Carr (Electronics & Computer Science) and Professor Jacek Brodzki (Mathematical Sciences) |
| Yu Cao | Explanation of Machine Learning Model for Clinicians Supervisors: Professor Dame Wendy Hall (Electronics & Computer Science), Dr Richard Giordano (Health Sciences), and Professor Adriane Chapman (Electronics & Computer Science) |
| Rachel Hayward | AI for the Future of Society: The intersection between gender, technology, and safety for active travel Supervisors: Professor Dame Wendy Hall (Electronics & Computer Science) and Professor Pauline Leonard (Social Sciences) |
| Jianrui Kang | The implications of GAN artworks for contemporary technoculture Supervisors: Dr Seth Giddings (Winchester School of Art) and Dr Luci Eldridge (Winchester School of Art) |
| Kieron Owen | AI in composition and culture: how automated artists impact the future of creative work Supervisors: Dr Tom Irvine (Music) and Professor Pauline Leonard (Social Sciences) |
| Ashwathy Revi | Automatic Summarization of Interactive Narratives as Intelligent Feedback to Assist its Authoring Supervisors: Dr David Millard (Electronics & Computer Science) and Dr Stuart Middleton (Electronics & Computer Science) |
| Eryn Rigley | Ethics of AI and Data Science Supervisors: Professor Adriane Chapman (Electronics & Computer Science), Dr Christine Evers (Electronics & Computer Science) and Dr William McNeill (Philosophy) |
| Yadira Sanchez Benitez | Digital exclusion as social harm: Co-designing digital tools with communities to support community-based algorithmic ecosystems Supervisors: Dr Pamela Ugwudike (Social Sciences), Dr Anita Lavorgna (Social Sciences) and Dr Mark Weal (Electronics & Computer Science |