Advanced Technologies Research Group Intelligent systems – particularly neural networks, fuzzy logic and genetic algorithms Computer systems – developing web-based systems for dyslexics, and new mobile phone applications Corrosion monitoring – new techniques including electrochemical noise Non-destructive testing – particularly eddy current and ultrasonics Vibration analysis and testing Lift Technology Contact: phil.picton@northampton.ac.uk stefan.kacmarczy@northampton.ac.uk Scott.turner@northampton.ac.uk

1. Phil Picton Professor of Intelligent Computer Systems School of Science and Technology The University of Northampton United Kingdom Advanced Technologies Research Group Stefan Kaczmarczyk Professor of Applied Mechanics School of Science and Technology The University of Northampton United Kingdom

3. Intelligent Systems Automated Optimisation and Control of Low Temperature Plasma Processes - EPSRC project with the Open University Biological Data Mining: A Comparison Neural Network and Symbolic Techniques – BBSRC project with London Guildhall and Portsmouth University Electrochemical data for real-time condition monitoring using neural network analysis - EPSRC bid

4. Computer Systems Modelling Access With GIS in Urban Systems (MAGUS):An Application to Wheelchair Users in Northamptonshire – EPSRC project Real-Time Implementation of an Optophone – EPSRC project The Northamptonshire County Council iPhone App – recently developed by members of the Computing dept.

5. Non-destructive Testing An inductive eddy current sensor for detecting and monitoring corrosion under coating/insulation on steel structures – EPSRC bid Working with the BINDT, we have produced the first Foundation Degree and BSc in NDT

6. Vibration Testing and Analysis

8. Large Scale and Lab Testing

9. Modelling and Simulation: High Rise Systems Chicago Spire, 610 m One World Trade Centre, New York, 541 m Pentominium, Dubai, 516 m

10. Thank you