I am a Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence at the Department of Computer Science, University of Exeter, and a Fellow of the Alan Turing Institute, the UK’s national institute for data science and AI. Prior to that I was a Research Associate at the Turing, working with Prof. Mark Birkin on the Shocks and Resilience project for COVID-19. I obtained both my PhD and undergraduate (1st class) degrees in the Department of Computer Science at University of Warwick.

My research interests lie at the intersection of Machine Learning (ML), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Spatio-temporal Analysis. I am passionate about developing innovative ML/AI systems and new methodologies to better understand the intricate spatial-temporal dynamics of urban environments. In particular, my work focuses on the modelling, analysis and inference of the complex processes, structures, interactions, and evolution of our cities as they unfold across space and time.

News

2024/10: We have multiple openings for PhD/internship positions for 2025/26 entry. Scholarships are available from University of Exeter.

2022/11: New paper on fleet rebalancing accepted to IEEE T-ITS.

2021/11: New paper on deployment optimization for shared e-mobility published in IEEE T-ITS.

2021/09: Join University of Exeter as a Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence.

2021/07: Two papers accepted in UrbanSys ‘21.

2021/01: Join the Alan Turing Institute as a Research Associate.

2020/04: New paper on rebalancing shared EV systems accepted to IJCAI ‘20.

2020/03: New paper on dynamic demand prediction for electric mobility systems accepted to IMWUT/UbiComp ‘20.

2019/10: Start the Enrichment Programme at the Alan Turing Institute.

2019/09: New work on weakly supervised 3D segmentation for brain lesion detection accepted to MICCAI ‘19.

Contact

Dr. Man Luo
Department of Computer Science
University of Exeter
Exeter EX4 4PY
E: m dot luo at exeter.ac.uk