Supervisors with research interests in autonomous and multi-agent ML systems are listed below. Alessandro Suglia My Website Lecturer in Embodied Natural Language ProcessingResearchI am interested in designing and developing AI agents that learn from the interaction with the world and with other agents. I’m specifically interested in pushing the boundaries of the research in Multimodal Generative AI for Robotics and Embodied AI. Barbara Webb My Website Professor and Personal Chair of BioroboticsResearchPerceptual systems for the control of behaviour, through building computational and physical (robot) models of the hypothesised mechanisms. Insect behaviours Bonan Zhao My Website Lecturer in Computational Cognitive ScienceResearchHow people learn, explore and communicate (multi-agent RL) David Abel My Website Honorary FellowResearchAgency, Reinforcement Learning, AI Foundations Kobi Gal My Website Reader in Artificial Intelligence and Human-Machine IntelligenceResearchHuman-in-the-loop Machine Learning, Human-Computer Decision-Making, Artificial Intelligence in Education and in Participatory Democracy, Ethical implications of the Human-in-the-Loop Michael Rovatsos My Website Professor and Personal Chair of Artificial IntelligenceResearchEthical AI: In a multiagent systems context, this mostly means creating mechanisms to elicit users' and stakeholders' views and translate them into concrete constraints and optimisation criteria for algorithms and design principles for algorithms. Sethu Vijayakumar My Website Professor and Personal Chair of RoboticsResearchBasic research in the fields of robotics, statistical machine learning, motor control, planning and optimization in autonomous systems and computational neuroscience, Valkyrie humanoid robot, science public outreach This article was published on 2025-10-28
