Programme Fellows

Throughout the AAIP we welcomed Programme Fellows from across the world who joined us from industry, other academic institutions and regulatory bodies

Each brought their own unique projects and, through their collaboration with the AAIP team, built new partnerships, contributed to the advancement of our research goals, and took new knowledge and skills back to their respective organisations. 

Our full list of AAIP Programme Fellows is listed below.

AAIP Programme Fellows

Organisation: BMW

Job title:  Product Owner Motion Planning, Development Driving Experience 

Organisation: University of Tehran, Iran

Title: PhD candidate in software engineering

Organisation: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), UK

Job title: Dstl Fellow

Read Rob's AAIP blog post, The Importance of Intent.

Research papers linked to AAIP Fellowship

Organisation: Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), UK

Job title: Senior Principal Scientist

Research papers linked to AAIP Fellowship

Organisation: Fraunhofer Institute for Cognitive Systems IKS, Germany

Job title: Research Division Director for Safety 

AAIP blog posts:

Research papers linked to AAIP Fellowship

Organisation: Argo AI, Germany

Job title: Towards Safe Perception including Machine Learning for Level 4 Automated Driving

Organisation: University of Bremen

Job title: Postdoc in Verification of Robots and Autonomous Systems

Mario Gleirscher is a postdoctoral researcher and lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Bremen, Germany.  He received the PhD and MSc degrees in Computer Science, with a minor in Mathematics, from the Technical University of Munich, Germany.  He has a Foundation Degree in mechanical engineering with a focus on production engineering and collected several years of practical experience as a consultant, method engineer, and software developer. In his research, he applies formal methods to the analysis, verification, and synthesis of controllers for cyber-physical, autonomous, and robotic systems.  For this research, he was awarded a Fellowship at the University of York, UK, funded by the German Research Foundation.

Dr Mario Gleirscher

Organisation: University of Leeds, UK

Job title: Lecturer in Aerial Robotics (Assistant Professor)

Organisation: Oxford Robotics Institute (ORI), UK

Job title: Departmental Lecturer in Robotics

Organisation: Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Job title: Consultant Anaesthesia and Intensive Care and Head of Clinical Artificial Intelligence

Recent research papers with AAIP team:

Organisation: Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia

Job titleProfessor of Biomedical and Health Informatics at the Australian Institute of Health Innovation

Research papers linked to AAIP Fellowship

Organisation: Kyndryl, United Arab Emirates

Job title: General Counsel Middle East, Africa and Turkey

Blog posts on the liability of robotic and autonomous systems:

  1. Liability of autonomous systems under the UAE Civil Code
  2. Available remedies for injury or damage caused by autonomous systems
  3. A comparison with other regimes
  4. Recommendations for law, policy and ethics of AI for the United Arab Emirates (UAE)

 

Organisation: KU Leuven, Belgium

Job title: Head of Mechatronics Group (M-Group) and Associate Professor

Job title: Independent Consultant

Organisation: University of Brasilia, Brazil

Job title: Associate Professor in Computer Science

Organisation: CACI Limited, UK

Job title: Chief Architect

Organisation: Human Reliability Associates and Warwick Medical School

Job title: Senior Safety Consultant and Associate Professor of Patient Safety

Research papers linked to AAIP Fellowship and SAM demonstrator project

Information on SAM demonstrator project

Information on human factors in AI demonstrator project

Blog post: Optimising the machine and the human - the role of human factors in the safe design and use of AI in healthcare

 

Organisation: University of Liverpool

Job title: Lecturer (Assistant Professor)

Research papers linked to AAIP Fellowship