I'm Lei, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Durham University. My research lies at the intersection of machine learning, behavioural analytics and interaction design. I investigate theoretical aspects of Human-AI interaction, collaboration and co-creation, as well as its practical applications in real-world settings such as education and social innovation. More details about my research and other stuff.
Assistant Professor
Advisory Board member (internal)
Head of ICG Durham
Advisory Board member (external)
Deputy Director of IDI ZJU
Lecturer, Project Supervisor
Assistant Professor of ICG Durham
I’m Yunzhan. I have an interdisciplinary background in computer science and HCI. My research focus is to improve the interaction between humans and machines, by leveraging both HCI approaches and state-of-the-art artificial intelligence techniques from deep learning, data mining, knowledge representation, and reasoning.
1st Year PhD Student
I’m Zhaoxing, interested in Behavioural Analytics, Intelligent Tutoring Systems, and Gamification.
1st Year PhD Student
I'm Wilk, a PhD student in the Laboratory of Computing Applied to Education and Advanced Social Technology, University of São Paulo, Brazil. My main research interests include Informatics in Education (especially: Flow Theory, Educational Games, Gamification and Computer Teaching) and Game Design.
3rd Year PhD student (visiting from University of São Paulo, Brazil)
I’m Sam, interested in application development and HCI. I look forward to starting a career in these fields. My project aims to produce an aid for suffers from colourblindness which is integrated with their current workflow and existing technology. It should be intuitive and affordable, allowing sufferers to overcome barriers to education and technology access.
BSc Student '19
I’m Zac, a 3rd year BSc Computer Science student. I’m interested in image processing, software development, web development, security and digital electronics design, as well as the application of technology within education. My project aims to produce a mobile application that teaches people how to edit photos effectively and provides an intuitive interface to practice applying these edits.
BSc Student '19
I'm Stefanos, studying Computer Science at Durham University. I am interested in using computer science and technology to improve training for athletes, and, on a larger scale, to assist and improve aspects of everyday life and society. My current project investigates how computer vision can be used to track and examine the technique of weightlifters in order to help them improve their performance, with the goal of improving how efficiently they can carry out lifts with heavier weights whilst also avoiding injury.
BSc Student '19