Professor Jean-Christophe Nebel

About

I am Professor of Computer Science. I hold an MScEng, an MSc, and a PhD in Computing Science from the University of St-Etienne (France, 1997). I am also a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA).

After my PhD, I worked for 7 years as a researcher at Glasgow University. With co-authors, I developed the world first experimental 3D television studio, winning the IEE Reeve Premium award in 2004. At Kingston University, I have designed and applied novel pattern recognition, artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms, including a stochastic context-free grammar-based framework able to handle the complexity of the protein alphabet, a manifold-based approach allowing modelling/representation of multivariate sequences, enhancement of video-based action recognition using common sense reasoning, meta-analysis of gene variants, introduction of a genomics-inspired paradigm for visual surveillance, game-theoretic approaches to optimise electricity consumption in a smart grid and manage efficiently PPE during the COVID-19 outbreak, and exploitation of AI for managing domestic solar energy solutions and denoising mass spectrometry data.

For more information, https://kunet.kingston.ac.uk/~ku33185/

Academic responsibilities

School Director Research & Enterprise

Qualifications

  • PhD in Computing Science at the University of St-Etienne (France)
  • MSc in Computing Science at the University of Lyon (France)
  • MScEng in Electronics & Data Processing at CPE Lyon (France)
  • Postgraduate Certificate in Learning & Teaching in Higher Education at Kingston University, London (UK)

Teaching and learning

Research

Business, knowledge transfer and international

Professional practice, knowledge exchange and impact

Leadership and management

Social media

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