The work on Evolving Systems (licensing of EST - Evovling Systems Toolbox, implementation of the self-calibrating sensors eSense in the CEPSA oil refinery, The Dow Chemical, TX and Ford, MI has been reported in:

• the University and Faculty, School/Infolab21 newsletters (3 May 2011)
• in Twitter by Ford UK (6 May 2011)
• Alpha Galielo, Spain (10 May 2011) and Portugal (10 May 2011)
• Scientific Computing, (May 2011)
• in Lancaster and Morecambe Reporter (May 2011)

Intelligent Systems Research Laboratory - evolving intelligence in autonomous mobile robots publicity video-clip) courtesy of Quay Creative Ltd. and KBC, InfoLab21, Lancaster University

Research in Autonomous Systems gets publicity

The team working on UAV Sense and Avoid (couple of projects on which I was the Principle Investigator at Lancaster University of) won the prestigious The Engineer 2008 Technology + Innovation Award for Defence and Aerospace sector and The Special Award for 2008 presented at The Royal Socienty by the BBC presenter Rory Cellar Jones on 3 October 2008, also in:

• the Faculty and Departmental newsletters
• in Flight International (12 December 2006)
• in Airframer (18 March 2007, issue 18, p.9)
• in Lancaster and Morecambe Citizen (15 November 2006)
• in Lancashire Evening Post (23 November, 2006)
• in Flight Global(July 2008)
• in Aviation Week (June 2009)

The project Better Care for Less I co-supervise gets publicity (also in Westmorland Gazette, 27 October 2005)

Two of the MSc students I have supervised received Nokia Prize (Mr. Mohamad Asif Memon - 2006; Ramin Ramezani -2007).

Mr. Asif Memon also received the prestigious Lancaster Univeristy commemorative medal for an outstanding MSc research project, including a prestigious IEEE paperand offered a fully funded PhD studentship.

Mr. Ramezani also co-authored two IEEE papers and also was offered fully funded PhD studentship - well done!!!

The undergraduate students I have supervised Mahsa Honary, 2008 and Geogre Hadjimanolis, 2009 have received IET and Nokia prizes respectively - well done!!!

The 2006 IEEE Symposium on Evolving Fuzzy Systems I have organised gets publicity