UKRI TAS-S: Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Node in Security

Dr. Luke Moffat reports on the final collaborative workshop with National Highways and how our work presents a possible vision for the next decade.

Researcher Dr. Burak Yuksek reflects on the TAS-S ESG and the opportunities for collaboration that arose from it.

Project Manager, Pam, explores some of the organisational challenges around face-to-face events, after 2 years of online activities.

After two months of delays, Researchers’ Workshop 5 took place in Cranfield in early Feb with a focus on collaborative research.

TAS-S PhD Candidate. Alvaro wanted to be a lawyer, so how did he end up studying for a PhD in Computer Science? Find out more here.

Read more about the collaborative research being undertaken by Dr.
Zhengxin Yu (Lancaster) and Dr. Burak Yuksek (Cranfield).

Discover more about our work with National Highways and the three case studies were are exploring as part of our collaboration. (May 2022)

Pam reflects on her first visit to Cranfield University on the 31st March/1st April.

Find out more about our first exploratory workshop with National Highways which represents the beginning of our new partnership over the next 8 months.

TAS-S Research Fellow, Oscar Gonzalez Villarreal, describes how a fascination with automation from a young age led to a PhD from Sheffield and a Post-Doc role at Cranfield.

Project Manager, Pam Forster, explains the behind-the-scenes work that went into making this first face-to-face event a success.

Zhuangkun Wei talks through his transition from being a PhD student to a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow.

Dr. Moffat explains how his research in Philosophy is now playing a crucial role in his new role as a TAS-S Research Associate.

Find out more about why ethical considerations are so important for the development of AS and the recent ELSI workshops run by TAS-S.

Dr. Yu introduces her research after joining TAS-S as a Senior Research Associate, based at Lancaster University.

Research Fellow, Dr. Burak Yuksek discusses how an early love for aviation led him to Cranfield University and TAS-S.

Pam Forster joins TAS-S as the Project Manager