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Completed Projects
Dates: 1/11/16 to 29/02/20
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace, Prof Maurice Mulvenna
Funded by: H2020-SC1-PM-18-2016
Brief description: Development of a Data Integration, Analytics and Visualisation Platform for Health Policy
Grant to Ulster: £660,325.00
Dates: 01 September 2016 – 31 August 2019
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Hui Wang, Jordan Vincent, Dr Omar Nibouche
Funded by: EC Horizon 2020 FCT-1-2015
Brief description: This project analyses various types of data to support fight against crime and terrorism.
Grant to Ulster: €547,000
Dates: Feb 2016 – March 2019
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Hui Wang (PI), Dr Jun Liu
Funded by: EC Horizon 2020 PH-30
Brief description: This project looked at medical image analysis, data and knowledge modelling, case-based reasoning to transform decision making for breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Grant to Ulster: £384,275.00
Dates: 1/16 - 10/18
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Huiru Zheng (PI), Dr Haiying Wang, Dr Omar Nibouche
Funded by: CEC-H2020-IL-ICT
Grant to Ulster: £183,383.00
Dates: April 2014 – April 2011
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Hui Wang, Dr Jun Liu
Funded by: CEC - EU FP7-SEC-2013-1.6-3
Brief description: the INTACT project will make a significant and unique contribution to the understanding of how to protect CI against EWE and improve preparedness for crisis response and recovery operations.
Grant to Ulster: £186,148
Dates: July 2013 – March 2017
Researchers from AIRC: Dr Jun Liu (PI)
Funded by: Erasmus Mundus Action 2, European Commission
Brief description: The Eureka SD partnership comprises 9 European and 11 Latin American Higher Education Institutions as well as 40 associated partners. It is implemented within the framework of the Erasmus Mundus, Action 2 – STRAND 1, Lot 15 (Latin America Central). The main goal is to support international education and research, by offering 315 mobilities for students and staff to undertake periods of study, teaching, research or training at partner universities located in the participating European and Latin American countries.
Grant to Ulster: Max. 4.29M EURO for the consortium for networking and mobility.
Dates: 4/2015 – 3/2018
Researchers from AIRC: Dr Haiying Wang, Prof Hui Wang, Dr David Glass
Funded by: Innovate UK
Brief description: Led by Asystec Limited and with the University of Ulster and C-TRIC as partners, the team aims to develop a user-friendly cloud based software tool that will allow the stratification of currently healthy subjects for early identification of the risk of developing dementia. The project’s novelty stemmed from the development of a novel predictive modelling framework to extract patterns and causalities associated with Alzheimer's disease from large and heterogeneous biomedical and other datasets The project aims to develop a predictive modelling framework to extract patterns and causalities associated with Alzheimer’s disease from large and heterogeneous biomedical and other datasets.
Grant to Ulster: £249,580
Dates: Oct 2018 – June 2021
Researchers from AIRC: Dr David Glass (PI), Dr Mark McCartney
Funded by: John Templeton Foundation
Brief description: This project explores the nature of explanatory and scientific reasoning. In particular, it seeks to address the question: how can two (or more) or more explanatory hypotheses work together as a ‘conjunctive explanation’ rather than as distinct, competing explanations? The project involves research on Bayesian measures of explanatory goodness and simulations of abductive inference. It also explores the relevance of these issues to explanations in science and religion and is carried out in collaboration with researchers in philosophy of science (University of Utah) and history of science and religion (Queen’s University Belfast).
Grant to Ulster: £381,685
Dates: June 2013 - September 2015
Researchers from AIRC: Dr DH Glass & Dr M McCartney
Funded by: John Templeton Foundation
A common theme in popular discourse is that scientific explanations of the world have 'explained away' the need for religion. This project investigated the concept of 'explaining away in the science-religion context and considered whether there is any need for a religious explanation in addition to a scientific explanation or, more specifically, under what circumstances a scientific explanation might undermine a religious one. The project clarified the conditions which need to be satisfied for one explanation to 'explain away' another, and used computer simulations to model the changes of beliefs in social groups.
Grant to Ulster: $187,903
Dates: 20/03/18 to 30/09/18
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace
Funded by: Department for the Economy
Brief description: Funding for the establishment of the CH:LL Connected Health Innovation Living Lab.
Grant to Ulster: £184,266.00
Dates: 12/18 - 11/21
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Huiru Zheng (PI), Dr Haiying Wang
Funded by: Invest NI
Grant to Ulster: £211,667.00
Dates: 4/13 - 7/18
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Huiru Zheng
Funded by: Invest NI
Grant to Ulster: £482,584.00
Dates:1/1/2016-31/12/2019
Researchers from AIRC: Prof H Zheng (PI), Dr HY Wang, Prof M Mulvenna,
Funded by: H2020-MSCA-RISE-2015
Grant to Ulster: £89,870
Dates: 1/16 - 11/19
Researchers from AIRC: Dr Haiying Wang (PI), Prof Huiru Zheng, Dr Fiona Browne
Funded by: CEC-H2020-MSCA-RISE
Grant to Ulster: £106,512.00
Dates: 1/11/2016-31-10/2018
Researchers from AIRC: Prof M Mulvenna
Funded by: SC1-HCO-12-2016
Grant to Ulster: £139,502
Dates: 1/01/16 to 30/04/20
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace
Funded by: EC Horizon 2020 - PHC-27-PCP-2015
Brief description: EuropeanPre-commercial Procurement project for Innovative Solutions to Post-Stroke Rehabilitation.
Grant to Ulster: £81,875
Dates: 03/2014 – 03/2016
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Hui Wang (PI), Dr Jun Liu
Funded by: The Royal Society - International Exchanges 2013 NSFC
Brief description: The aim of this project is to design a novel anomaly measure to enable a novel framework for environmental anomaly detection based on video streams from train mounted cameras, and evaluate on real video data through the China partners.
Grant to Ulster: £11,960.00
Dates: 24/05/18 to 15/01/22
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace, Prof Emeritus Mike McTear
Funded by: Innovate UK/Invest NI and Kraydel Limited
Brief description: This KTP developed the core underpinning AI algorithms as well as an intuitive Chatbot voice interface, whilst applying best practice usability engineering principles, for Kraydel’s modular low-cost platform and service solution enabling the elderly to live well and safely in their own homes.
Grant to Ulster: £242,280.00
Dates: 8/19 - 8/21
Researchers from AIRC: Dr Jun Liu (PI), Dr Glenn Hawe, Dr James Uhomoibhi, Dr Omar Nibouche, Prof Hui Wang, Prof Huiru Zheng
Funded by: KTP project funded byInnovate UK/Invest NI and Sandvik Limited
Brief description: The aim of this 2 year project was to analyse sensor data from Sandvik's quarry machinery, to predict how well machines were being managed and contribute towards predictive maintenance.
Grant to Ulster: £177,614.00
Dates: 1/04/19 → 31/03/21
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace
Funded by: Innovate UK/INI and Ulster Supported Employment Ltd.
Brief description: This aim of this project cwas to create new and novel models for design and manufacturing within the Northern Irish sustainable circular economy and embed innovative design and development processes for new USEL products and services, underpinned by a unique environment and supported employment workforce.
Grant to Ulster: £157,727.00
Dates: 2018-2021
Researchers from AIRC: Prof M Mulvenna (PI)
Funded by: KTP
Grant to Ulster: £157,199
Dates: 4/19 - 3/21
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Huiru Zheng (PI), Dr Haiying Wang, Dr Jun Liu
Funded by: Innovate UK/Invest NI and Datactics Limited
Grant to Ulster: £143,288.00
Dates: 2016-2019
Researchers from AIRC: Prof M Mulvenna (PI)
Funded by: KTP
Grant to Ulster: £107,200
Dates: 1/06/15 to 31/07/17
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace
Funded by: KTP project funded byTechnology Strategy Board / INI and Advanced Care (NI) Ltd:
Brief description: Development of Telecare Service Solutions.
Grant to Ulster: £107,200.00
Dates: 28/10/14 to 31/07/17
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace
Funded by: KTP project funded byTechnology Strategy Board / INI and Balmoral Healthcare Agency Ltd.
Grant to Ulster: £107,200.00
Dates: 18/09/14 → 17/09/16
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace
Funded by: KTP project funded byTechnology Strategy Board / INI and FSCom Ltd
Brief description: Development of an enhanced IT Portal for Financial and Regulatory Due Diligence
Grant to Ulster: £107,200.00
Dates: 1/04/19 to 31/07/21
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace
Funded by: HSCNI
Brief description: Dementia related care user group funded project for a multidisciplinary, data analytics & public participatory approach to better understanding the risks of dementia in ageing
Grant to Ulster: £99,904.81
Dates: 2019-2020
Researchers from AIRC: Prof M Mulvenna
Funded by: HSC R&D DARUG
Grant to Ulster: £76,833
Dates: 2019-2020
Researchers from AIRC: Prof M Mulvenna
Funded by: HSC R&D DARUG
Grant to Ulster: £47,465
Dates: 3/13 - 9/17
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Huiru Zheng (PI), Dr Haiying Wang
Funded by: Bath Institute of Medical Engineering
Grant to Ulster: £32,873.01
Dates: 2020-2020
Researchers from AIRC: Prof M Mulvenna
Funded by: Samaritans
Grant to Ulster: £30,250
Dates: 10/17 - 9/21
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Huiru Zheng
Funded by: Clinisent
Grant to Ulster: £26,196.00
Dates: 2016-2017
Researchers from AIRC: Prof M Mulvenna
Funded by: Samaritans
Grant to Ulster: £25,561
Dates: 09/18 - 03/19
Researchers from AIRC: Prof M Mulvenna, Dr Jun Liu
Funded by: Department for the Economy-GCRF
Grant to Ulster: £19,395.00
Dates: 2/17 - 7/17
Researchers from AIRC: Prof Huiru Zheng (PI), Dr Fiona Browne, Dr Haiying Wang
Funded by: Department for the Economy
Grant to Ulster: £9,936.00
Dates: 27/10/15 to 16/02/16
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace, Prof Raymond Bond, Prof Maurice Mulvenna
Funded by: Invest NI
Brief description: INVEST NI Project Preparation Funding for the MIDAS H2020 project submission.
Grant to Ulster: £9,836.00
Dates: 1/12/18 to 31/07/21
Researchers from AIRC: Prof J Wallace
Funded by: Health & Social Care Board
Brief description: Preliminary Proof of Principles prior to submission for the main large DARUG Funded project.
Grant to Ulster: £7,451.00
