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Professor
Toni
Erskine
Faculty/Unit:
School Humanities & Soc Scien
Research areas:
* the responsibilities of formal organizations such as states, the United Nations, and transnational corporations;* the 'responsilbity to protect' vulnerable populations from mass atrocity (R2P)* blame and punishment of ‘delinquent institutions’ (and specifically the problems with punitive responses in the form of fines, economic sanctions, war and boycotts);* the ethics of war, including non-combatant immunity;* norms and cyber security;* moral guidelines in the context of intelligence collection;* the changing nature of norms of restraint in world politics, such as the prohibitions against torture and preventive war;* moral responsibility in the face of new technologies of war, including the impact of artificial intelligence
Dr
Ahmed
Imran
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Participated as a thought leader in ten different media interviews, shared expert opinion with seven different media outlets in relation to eGovernment in developing countries, ICT4D (ICT for Development) and eBuisness trends and future applicationsOther areas include: Parental perception and involvement on Children online behaviour and protection Social cost of Technology in developing countries
Dr
Neil
Ramsey
Faculty/Unit:
School Humanities & Soc Scien
Research areas:
War LiteratureRomantic and Eighteenth Century LiteratureCultural History of WarMilitary Memoir and AutobiographyWar and MediaBritish and Irish Literature
Emeritus Professor
Charles
Newton
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Operations Research & Optimisation, Simulation, Wargaming, Decision Support Systems, Group Decision Support Systems.
Emeritus Professor
Stewart
Campbell
Faculty/Unit:
School Physical, Env & Math Sc
Research areas:
Condensed matter & materials physics including mechanochemically treated materials; rare earth intermetallic compounds; amorphous alloys, magnetic spin glasses, metal hydrides; study of the structural & magnetic properties
Dr
Saber
Elsayed
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Automatic configurations of evolutionary algorithmsConstrained and unconstrained optimisationScheduling
Dr
Morten
Pedersen
Faculty/Unit:
School Humanities & Soc Scien
Research areas:
Burmese politics and development affairs, human rights, tools of international statecraft. Is currently preparing a multi-year comparative project on international human rights work in Burma, Cambodia and Vietnam.
Professor
Jiankun
Hu
Faculty/Unit:
School of Engineering & IT
Research areas:
Cyber Security including biometric security.
Dr
Ned
Dobos
Faculty/Unit:
School Humanities & Soc Scien
Research areas:
* Ethical issues in military humanitarian intervention * Military ethics/ethical issues in political violence * Business ethics (including ethics in finance)
Professor
Peter
Stanley
Faculty/Unit:
School Humanities & Soc Scien
Research areas:
Having been a public and academic historian for over 30 years, Prof. Peter Stanley is expert in several fields: Australian military history, history in museums, public history, the military history of British India, the history of surgery.