I am a Royal Society Industry Fellow and Professor of Visual Computing and Machine Learning in the Department of Computer Science. I am the Director of the CAMERA research centre and work with the Visual Computing Group as well as serving as co-director of the university's research centre in Mathematics and Algorithms for Data.

I am interested in the modelling of shape and the use of machine learning techniques applied in the domain of computer vision (processing images from the real world) and graphics (creating and manipulating new images). Shape is such a fundamental component of graphics and vision that research in this field unifies the two subjects and there is obviously a great advantage to solving problems in both areas simultaneously since they help one-another. My latest ongoing research aims to learn automatically models of both man-made and natural shapes, and produce intelligent systems that make it easier to process, create and manipulate images. For further details please see my personal homepage for further details and publications.

Please see the link here for details on open PhD and PostDoc positions in my group.