Paul Harvey

Research | Lead | Play

University of Glasgow

Biography

Paul Harvey is a lecturer in Autonomous Systems at the James Watt School of Engineering, University of Glasgow. Here, he is exploring the cross-section of technologies and skills required for safe and meaningful fully-autonomous behaviour of both design and operation.

Additionally, he is a working group co-chair in the UN’s ITU-T Focus Group on Autonomous Networks and a visiting researcher at the University of Strathclyde. Paul also possess extensive experience in industrial research, where he was co-founder and research lead of the Rakuten Mobile Innovation Studio, and is a strong believer in open and collaborative research.

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Interests

Adaptation
Systems
Runtime
Autonomy
Evolution
Distribution

Education

PhD in Adaptive Runtime Systems, 2015

University of Glasgow
MSci in Computing Science, 2010

University of Glasgow

Recent Publications

Jaime Fúster, Álvaro Pendás Recondo, Leon Wong, Paul Harvey (2023). Enabling Auditable Trust in Autonomous Networks with Ethereum and IPFS (to appear). ANMS.

PDF Cite

Rehmat Ullah, Di Wu, Paul Harvey, Peter Kilpatrick, Ivor Spence, Blesson Varghese (2022). FedFly: Towards Migration in Edge-based Distributed Federated Learning. IEEE COMMAG.

PDF Project

Leon Wong, Paul Harvey, Hideki Yamamoto, Xiaojia Song, Yongsheng Liu, Vijay Kumar Roy, Vishnu Ram OV (2022). Supplement 71 to ITU-T Y.3000-series (Y.Supp-AN-Use Cases) . ITU-T Y.3000 Series.

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