Staff
Eamonn O’Neill

Department of Computer Science

Professor Eamonn O’Neill

Eamonn’s research has the overarching goal of developing an applied science of human-computer interaction (HCI). This involves developing a sound theoretical footing for HCI and deriving design principles for the development of human-computer systems that are theoretically well-founded, empirically tested and operationalised for people’s use.

 

University of Bath Research Portal:

https://researchportal.bath.ac.uk/en/persons/eamonn-oneill/

Second Supervisors

Alessandro Leronni

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Research interests

  • Continuum modelling of electrochemo-mechanical systems
  • Finite element implementation of multiphysics frameworks
  • Smart materials, energy storage, and developmental biology
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Da Chen

Department of Computer Science

Research interests:

  • Computer vision, deep learning, multimodal learning: general CV/ML tasks in practical scenarios.
  • Learning with limited data: Learning with imbalanced data, long-tailed data, open-set data, out-of-distribution data, etc; incremental learning, few-shot learning, etc.
  • Video processing: multimodal learning with video with visual, textual, and audio information.
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Antonio Pellegrino

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Research Interests:

  • Experimental mechanics
  • Applications of artificial intelligence to Solid Mechanics and materials modelling.
  • Impact Engineering
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Jun Zang

Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering

Jun’s research concerns the hydrodynamic loadings on urban, coastal and offshore structures and the impact of extreme events on such structures.

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Dylan Thompson

Department for Health

Research interests:

  • physical activity, energy balance and chronic disease;
  • physical activity assessment, measurement and feedback;
  • nutrition, physical activity and adipose tissue function;
  • exercise, nutrition and metabolism (including immunometabolism).
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Ron Lavi

Department of Economics

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Graham Room

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Louise Brown

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Esther Walton

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Julie Barnett

Department of Psychology

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