Supervision
From proposal to publication.
I supervise research that ends in something real: a thesis that holds up, a paper, a system people use.
Doctoral
Biomedical informatics, machine learning and deep learning, with co-supervision where a second discipline helps.
Masters
Applied machine learning, data science, software engineering and secure systems.
Undergraduate
3
project groups this session
Final-year project groups, each session, with a published topic menu and a kickoff brief.
How a thesis moves
- 1 Topic
- 2 Proposal
- 3 Defence
- 4 Ethics
- 5 Prefield
- 6 Data collection
- 7 Postfield
- 8 Chapters
- 9 Examination
- 10 Viva
- 11 Paper from the thesis
Every supervisee has one file: milestones, meeting notes with agreed actions, each draft and the feedback on it.
- A question that fits one of the lab's five themes
- Working skill in Python or R, or the will to build it fast
- Readiness to write early and publish from the thesis
Reference letters
Request a reference.
I write for students I have taught or supervised. A complete request gets a stronger letter, sooner.
- Allow at least 14 days. Shorter deadlines are accepted with a warning.
- Attach your CV and transcript.
- Tell me how it is submitted: email, portal link or sealed letter.
- You'll get an email at each step: received, drafting, sent.