Dr Clare Martin
MA, MSc, DPhil (Oxon)
Principal Lecturer for Student Experience
School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics
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Role
As a Principal Lecturer Student Experience for the Faculty of Technology, Design and Environment, I am involved in work across the University that is designed to enhance the time that our students spend with us. For example I have managed projects on sustainable mentoring and getting students’ work published as part of the University Programme for Enhancing the Student Experience.
Teaching and supervision
Courses
My teaching activities include programming, and research and study skills.
Research
My research interests lie in healthcare technology and formal methods for computer science. I have been involved in the research, development and evaluation of various tools to support the self-management of chronic health conditions. The roles of human factors and artificial intelligence in the development diabetes technology are particular areas of focus. I am also interested in the use of mathematics to reason about the semantics and general algebraic properties of programming and specification languages.
Centres and institutes
Groups
- Applied Software Engineering and Data Analytics Group (ASEDA)
- Machine Learning and Robotics Group (MLR)
Projects
- Avatar Based LEarning for Diabetes Optimal Control (ABLE DOC)
- CAVE-based Patient Education Tool (CAVEPET)
- Cloud-based Tool for Diabetes Management and Research in Colombia (COORDINATE)
- Criticality Analysis of Energetic Control in Diabetic Gait (CARDIGAN)
- Patient Empowerment through Predictive PERsonalised decision support (PEPPER)
Publications
Further details
Other experience
I worked as a computer consultant for Tessella Support Services for two years before starting my D. Phil, and I worked as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Buckingham before joining Oxford Brookes University.