Chair in Computer Science - School of Fundamental Sciences
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My main research interests are in the areas of smart environments, ambient computing and intelligence, knowledge representation and inference, constraint satisfaction, and spatio-temporal reasoning. Most of my publications are in these areas, as you can see on Google Scholar. For more details about me, visit my personal website.
Senior Lecturer - School of Fundamental Sciences
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My research interests are in human computer interaction. In particular I am interested in the use of gesture-based interaction. One area of work is developing recognizers for sketched diagrams using digital pen input devices. Another area is exploring multi-modal interfaces using tangible and touch input.
Lecturer in Computer Science/Information Technology - School of Fundamental Sciences
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My research interests cover many areas associated with the design and development of software systems to help engineers to develop higher quality systems and better undertake improved management. In particular, I am interested in software traceability, retrieving relationships among artifacts generated during the software development life cycle. Another area is data analysis, leveraging human behavior theories and empirical studies, to design and build better software tools and approaches.
Lecturer in Computer Science and Information Technology - School of Fundamental Sciences
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Kuda's research interests are in knowledge modelling, representation and incorporation in computational models, computer security and information privacy. His research work is undertaken within the HIKER Group.
Chair in Computer Science - School of Fundamental Sciences
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My main research interests are in the areas of smart environments, ambient computing and intelligence, knowledge representation and inference, constraint satisfaction, and spatio-temporal reasoning. Most of my publications are in these areas, as you can see on Google Scholar. For more details about me, visit my personal website.
Associate Professor Eva Heinrich
Associate Professor - School of Fundamental Sciences
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I have been an academic at Massey University since 1999. My original qualifications are in computer science and information systems, and I have a more recent qualification in higher education. I am interested in applied research, in using advanced technologies to bring benefits to institutions, teachers and learners. I have worked in the areas of technology-supported assessment and lifelong learning, and many further areas in teaching and learning. My work in higher education aims to improve academic development approaches and provide relevant contexts for learning about teaching. I lead Massey's Research on Teaching and Learning Group.
Senior Lecturer in Computer Science - School of Fundamental Sciences
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I'm a mathematician with interests in data(base) and graph theory. Born in Germany, I migrated to New Zealand in 2003, and joined Massey in 2013. For the last few years I've been coaching Massey teams for the ICPC programming competition.
Lecturer in Computer Science - School of Fundamental Sciences
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My research interest is in machine learning with applications in the field of bioinformatics, robotics and brain computer interface.
Senior Lecturer in Computer Science - School of Fundamental Sciences
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My research is in the area of efficient Fixed Parameter algorithms. I also work on the analysis of clinical data and employ these algorithms to do pattern search on multivariate models that I produce from the data using machine learning techniques. I currently am looking at data sets related to Otitis Media (deafness), ALRI (acute lung infections), human trafficking, and transportation.
Lecturer in Software Engineering - School of Fundamental Sciences
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I undertake research in software engineering, with special interest in software (source code) quality and maintenance, especially when dealing with legacy systems. I am also interested in open source software and how to improve the quality of such systems. Most of research is empirical in nature.