New Senior Research Fellow in Complex Networks: Alexandra Brintrup

We are pleased to welcome Alexandra Brintrup as a new Senior Research Fellow in Complex Networks. Alexandra has just moved from Cambridge to Oxford, and will be based at the CABDyN offices in the Saïd Business School. Her research interests to date have focused on the design of computational intelligence applied to operations research problems. After reading Manufacturing Systems Engineering, Alexandra completed her MSc and PhD degrees in Computer Science at Cranfield University. Following her PhD, she was appointed as a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Distributed Information and Automation Laboratory in Cambridge. Her published work includes the use of interactive multi-objective genetic algorithms in optimisation, multi-agent based supply network management, and the development of smart embedded systems for lean manufacturing and product lifecycle management. Recently she has been carrying out research on the evolution of complex adaptive systems, and decision making methods in multi-agent systems. She joins CABDyN as part of the EPSRC and TSB funded SATURN project, which is tasked with developing methods that can help make critical infrastructure networks more resilient.
22 April 2010