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Phil Husbands

  phil husbands headResearch Professor of AI
  Department of Informatics
  University of Sussex  
  philh at sussex dot ac dot uk

           
                                   







My research interests are mainly in adaptive systems, both artificial and biological. They include the following: the development of artificial nervous systems for robots, with emphasis on visually guided robots acting in the real world -- in particular, the development of biologically inspired behaviour generating neural networks, including those incorporating virtual diffusable neuro-modulators; evolutionary robotics; insect-inspired navigation; artificial life; evolutionary and other stochastic search algorithms; computational neuroscience; adaptive systems in the visual arts and in music; history and philosophy of AI and Cybernetics; machine learning. For more details follows the links to publications and research.

I am co-founder of The Sussex Centre for Computational Neuroscience and Robotics (CCNR) , an interdisciplinary centre set up in collaboration with The School of Life Sciences.


I am a founding member of the Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems group  (now the AI Group) in The Department of Informatics.  

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Phil Husbands, University of Sussex.

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