About Ian
My research covers a range of periods in brain development as well as different motor systems: from the acquisition of speech in infants to the learning of novel arm movement in adults. In addition, I have designed and built a range of novel robotic interfaces which have facilitated research both in our laboratory and in groups in the UK and internationally. I have a background in electronic and electrical engineering, speech science and motor neuroscience, which allows me to adopt a multidisciplinary approach.
Teaching
Module leader for:
- ROCO351 Machine Learning for Robotics
- ROCO219 Control Engineering
- ROCO318 Mobile and Humanoid Robots
Previously module leader for:
- ROCO224 Introduction to Robotics
- AINT516Z Topics in Advanced Intelligent Robotics
- ROCO222 Introduction to Sensors and Actuators
- SOFT561 Robot Software Engineering
- SOFT141 Network Programming
