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Academic Biography
Dr Ian Wood is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Music, Postgraduate Course Leader, and Postgraduate Admissions Tutor in the School of Computing. He is a member of the Intelligent Virtual Environments Research Group with interests in the areas of Artificial Intelligence and music/sound. He received a BSc in Computer Science from Warwick University, an MSc in Software Engineering and PhD in Computing (a formal framework to underpin the integration of software lifecycle phases) from Teesside University.
Teaching areas include A.I., music, sound, video, security, and web technologies.
Summary of Research Interests
Research interests centre around the application of A.I. to music/sound, sound and its relation to games and film (in collaboration with the Computer Games research group), and modelling of complex systems.
External Research Collaborations
Collaboration with Eric Silverman at Glasgow University on complex modelling projects.
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employment research
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Engineering & Materials Science
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Social Sciences
Public health
Engineering & Materials Science
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Social Sciences
Nutrition
Engineering & Materials Science
Virtual reality
Engineering & Materials Science
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Research Output 2016 2017
- 2 Paper
Agent-Based Virtual Urban Environments for Population Health Applications
Silverman, E., Charles, F., Porteous, J., Wood, I. & Ells, L., 8 May 2017.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Open Access
File
Health
Public health
Nutrition
Virtual reality
Job Insecurity in Academic Research Employment: An Agent-Based Model
Silverman, E. E., Geard, N. N. & Wood, I. I., 4 Jul 2016. 9 p.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Open Access
File
employment research
grant
term contract
productivity
funding