New Collaborations: TAS-S and National Highways
On the 18th January, RS3 had our first exploratory workshop with National Highways, which represents the beginning of our new partnership over the next 8 months. It is already
Ever since my early childhood days I’ve always been amazed by automation. My personal interest in this topic was in large thanks to my own father’s business which sold imported components critical to what some may consider “old school” automation
On the 24th and 25th November, the TAS-S Researchers took part in a face-to-face workshop for the very first time. For me, this was
Hello everyone! It is a great honor to join the TAS-S project and the School of Aerospace, Transport and Manufacturing at Cranfield University as a Research Fellow on Research Strand 2. My part in this project is to secure
Starting out in Philosophy, I was told by many colleagues that the aim was conceptual exactitude. Get your groundings right, figure out the foundations of your arguments. Now, 5 years out from finishing my PhD, I find myself in new
ELSI and Autonomous Systems seem to go together. Making Autonomous Systems trustworthy appears to demand ethical considerations, thinking about ways of regulating and making laws, and the societal impacts of those.
In our first two workshops with TAS-S, I worked
I officially joined Lancaster University on 8th April this year as a senior research associate on TAS-S. I had just completed my Ph.D. study at the University of Exeter where I stayed for 5 years, since the first time I
Aviation has been a passion for me since my childhood. Whenever I heard an airplane or helicopter, I was trying to spot it in the sky and guess what type of aircraft it was and where it was going. Even
As I have been in the role of Project Manager for the TAS-S node for a few weeks now, I thought this would be a good opportunity to reflect on how things are going so far and highlight some of