Faculty of Science and Technology, Middlesex University

Artificial Intelligence Research Group


The Artificial Intelligence research group at Middlesex University embodies a vibrant community of scholars passionate about AI's transformative potential. Drawing from diverse backgrounds, our researchers collaboratively address a spectrum of AI challenges. Key areas of mastery within the group encompass Data Science, Natural Language Processing, and advanced decision-making methodologies. We are at the forefront of Medical analytics, innovating in AI-enhanced diagnosis and clinical decision-making. Additionally, our focus extends to the domains of Neuro symbolic AI and the increasingly crucial field of Explainable AI, ensuring transparency in our advancements.


Recent News

11 April 2024

British Council Early Career Fellowships for the 2024/25 academic year



In total, 4 post-doctoral early career researchers (12-month each) will be fully funded to research related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a visiting fellow from Taiwan. Applicants are expected to have completed their PhD recently or are to receive PhD soon. To promote Women in STEM initiative, female applicants have a priority.

4 January 2023

Call for applicants for Women in STEM MSc Scholarships and Post-Doc Fellowships



Deadline 5 March 2023. Middlesex University London is pleased to announce the British Council Early Academic Fellowships (n=4) and MSc Scholarships (n=6) for Women in STEM for the 2023/24 academic year. Details are at Projects webpage.

24 October 2022

PhD Success by Mr. (Dr.) Osita Nnanyelugo Nwegbu



Huge congratulations to Osita who successfully defended his thesis on Predictive Healthcare Modelling via Kernel-based Machine Learning. Supervised by Prof. David Windridge (DoS) and Prof. Xiaohong Gao. Panel: Dr. Kevin Wells, Dr. Roman Belavkin, and Prof. Raja Nagarajan.

Contact Information

Office Hours: Monday-Friday (9.00am - 5.00pm)

Phone: +44 (0)20 8411 5000

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AI Research Group
Department of Computer Science
Middlesex University
London, United Kingdom NW4 4BT