About me

I am Professor of Computer Science, Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Director of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Sustainability Research at the University of Liverpool. I have been conducting foundational and interdisciplinary research on artificial intelligence for over 20 years, with my key areas of research being in the fields of computational models of argument and AI & Law. As Professor of Computer Science, I have published over one hundred and fifty articles in peer-reviewed conference proceedings and journals, and have also applied my work in a variety of industrial projects. My current research is focussed on explainable AI and interdisciplinary applications of this. I develop explainable AI for modelling legal reasoning and also work on projects to bring symbolic AI to the task of digitally-supported materials discovery.

Details of my past and current research can be found in my publications list. See also my Google Scholar profile.
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