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Welcome to the Research web-pages of Stefan Poslad. I am a Senior lecturer (roughly equivalent to US-style Associate Professor) in the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London and a member of the Networks Research Lab/Group and the Centre for Intelligent Sensing (CIS)

Research Interests

• Ubiquitous Computing or Pervasive Computing (related terms also include Internet of Things, Ambient Intelligence) smart-devices (including mobile devices), smart-environments, context-awareness (including personalisation, mobility and spatial-awareness)
• Smarter and richer interaction between services, devices and people (including Web services, Semantic Web and MultiAgent System interaction)
• Management of distributed systems (including, scalability, security, safety or resilience, trust and privacy issues)

Research Activities

•  Internet of Things: ASSET Adaptive Security for Smart Internet of Things in eHealth project funded by the Research Council of Norway.

• Distributed Messaging oriented Middleware: QMUL PhD & Postdoc Projects, TRIDEC Intelligent Information Management during Large Scale Physical Environment Crises: EU FP7 Project, 01-09-2010 for 36 months

• Smart Mobility, Green Computing & Social Networking: QMUL PhD & Postdoc Projects, SUNSET EU FP7 Project, 01-02-2011 for 36 months
• Multi-agent or distributed AI: IEEE FIPA Agent Standards Activity European Regional-chair.
• Program committees and Peer reviewing of publications and projects

Publications

• Author of the book Ubiquitous Computing: Smart Devices, Environments and Interactions, Wiley, ISBN: 978-0-470-03560-3, 2009
• Other Research Publications
• Google Scholar Profile

Teaching

• I currently teach at MSc and Undergraduate level: Sensors and Internet of Things (ECS725), Mobile Services (ECS722).
• I previously taught at MSc and Undergraduate level: Protocols for the Electronic Market-place (ELEM015). Internet Databases (ELEM012), Agents and Multi-agent systems (ELEM007), Human Computer Interaction (ELEM008).