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Informatics Jamboree 2005 Poster Competition

The Winners
PhD
1st Prize: Sean Wilson
2nd Prize: Janet Hui-wen Hsiao
3rd Prize: Horacio Gonzalez-Velez

MSc Prize: Sara Mitri

Panel of Judges:

Jon Oberlander (Chair)
Chris Bishop
Professor Gérard Huet
David Aspinall

Research Students: 

• Leena Al-Hussaini : SASM :: Service-based Approach to Schema Matching
• Adam Barker : MultiAgent Systems and the Grid
• Scott Blunsden: Investigating the effects of scale in MRF texture classification
• Toby Breckon : Realistic Nonparametric 3D Surface Completion
• Heriberto Cuayahuitl : Learning Reusable Probabilistic User-System Models for Human-Computer Dialogue Simulation
• Ruth Durie : A Computationally Inexpensive Model of Firing in Vasopressin Cells
• Colin Fraser: The Dynamic Navigation of Argumentation: Identifying different approaches for identifying argument.
• Horacio Gonzalez-Velez : Striking while the Iron is Hot: Using the Predictive Skeletal Information to Timely Improve Parallel Performance in Grids
• Andrea Greve : How does semantic memory influence episodic retrieval? An Event Related Potential (ERP) study of associative recognition.
• Kate Ho : Learning from Everyday Knowledge and Working Practices
• Timothy Hospedales : Functional Organization Of The Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex
• Janet Hui-wen Hsiao: A TMS Examination of Semantic Radical Combinability Effects in Chinese Character Recognition
• Zhiheng Huang : Fuzzy Reasoning over Sparse Rule Bases via Scale and Move Transformation Based Interpolation
• Mykel Kochenderfer : Adaptive Modeling and Planning for Reactive Agents
• Dave Lambert: Finding Agents That Play Nicely Together
• Tim Lukins: Going With The Flow: Adding colour to compute more accurate and less ambigious 3D motion.
• David Murray-Rust : Social musicians and music as a communication language
• Scott Nowson : Weblogs, Genres and Individual Differences: How bloggers write for who they write for.
• Richard Paul : Self-Organisation in Large Peer-to-Peer Systems
• Tarik Rahman: Image Based Lighting in Radience: Evaluation of angular light maps in radience.
• Clauirton Siebra: Integrating Collaboration and Activity-Oriented Planning for Coalition Operations Support
• Gail Sinclair : Grounding Genetic Pathways at the Spatio-Temporal Level
• Sean Wilson : Geometry Explorer: Combining Dynamic Geometry, Automated Geometry Theorem Proving and Diagrammatic Proofs

MSc Students: 

• John Cumbers : Computational Analysis of Insulin in the Ageing Fruit Fly
• Demetrios Eliades : Intelligent Tutoring for French
• Rob Kyle : The emergence of linguistic rules in connectionist networks
• Sara Mitri: Co-Evolution of Language and Behaviour in autonomous Robotics

Post Doc (on display, not included in judging):

• Formalised PIN Cracking.  Graham Steel.