Eight interconnected clusters at the intersection of technology, education, health, and sustainability — underpinned by 21 publications and €900K+ in competitive funding.
Each cluster combines applied research, doctoral supervision, and funded projects. Explore the linked publications and projects for depth.
Overview. Enabling distributed health systems to exchange meaningful data through standards, ontologies, and fuzzy-logic models.
Objectives. Improve EHR interoperability in Kenya; model semantic mapping for resource-limited settings.
Overview. Applying machine learning and AI to development challenges — from the SDGs to glaucoma screening and agricultural prediction.
Objectives. Evaluate AI's impact on poverty, health, energy & climate; build responsible, context-aware models.
Overview. Technology-enhanced, learner-centred education at scale — instructional design, multi-agent learning support, and accredited online modules.
Objectives. Widen access through quality ODeL; optimise virtual learning and supervision.
Overview. Securing university information systems and student data through vulnerability assessment and risk-remediation modelling.
Objectives. Reduce risk in student management systems; build forensic readiness in HEIs.
Overview. Wireless sensor networks, IoT, and predictive analytics for climate-smart agriculture in the Lake Victoria Basin.
Objectives. Improve smallholder yields and climate resilience; close the farmer information gap.
Overview. The practice of doctoral supervision, virtual engagement, liminality, and responsible conduct of research.
Objectives. Strengthen research integrity; optimise remote supervisory engagement.
Overview. Frameworks and policy for student mobility, partnerships, and internationalisation of African higher education.
Objectives. Build mobility procedures and sustainable global linkages.
Overview. Virtualisation, green IT infrastructure, and technology's role in environmental sustainability.
Objectives. Reduce the environmental footprint of computing; address degradation through IT.