Dr Inna Skarga-Bandurova

Prof., Doctor of Science

Associate Professor of Artificial Intelligence

School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

Inna Skarga-Bandurova

Role

Inna Skarga-Bandurova is an Associate Professor of Artificial Intelligence at Oxford Brookes University, School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics (ECM).
She is also a Visiting Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the Department of Cybersecurity, Ternopil Ivan Puluj National Technical University (TNTU), the G.E. Pukhov Institute for Modelling in Energy Engineering (PIMEE) and the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE).

Areas of expertise
 

  • Decision Intelligence and Knowledge-Based Systems
  • Uncertainty Modelling
  • Automated Reasoning and Explainable AI
  • Health Informatics and Clinical Decision Support
  • AI for Environmental Safety and Resilience

Teaching and supervision

Courses

Modules taught

Courses

 

 

 

Modules taught in 2025-2026

Undergraduate modules:

  • COMP4035 - Computer Science Applications
  • COMP5023 - Advanced Artificial Intelligence (Module Leader)
  • COMP5045 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (Module Leader)
  • COMP5045 - Enterprise Engineering
  • COMP6011 - Machine Learning
  • COMP6034 - Advanced Machine Learning and Deep Learning

Postgraduate modules:

  • COMP7029 - Group Software Project

Supervision

PhD Students

Current PhD students:
  • Michal Krezalek (Oxford Brookes University, 2023-2026)
  • Andrii Schur (KSE, 2024-2028)

PhD awarded: Siriak R. (2021), Krytska Y. (2021), Barbaruk L. (2021), Nesterov M. (2019), Biloborodova T. (2018), Kovalenko Y. (2018), Shumova L. (2016)

MSc Students (from 2022)

Bertoni C. (2025), Edwards C. (2025), Epp G. (2025), Mathew G. (2025), Shrifnia G. (2024), Kalloothara K. (2024), Lewis A. (2024), Niaz A. (2024), Al-Teraifi R. (2023), Mayadunnage H. (2023), Kaur N. (2023), Oyewole T. (2023), Chornyi P. (2023), Brosnan B. (2022), Vijayan J. (2022), Tran T.M.T. (2022).

 

Research

My research activity covers both foundational and applied aspects of decision theory, with emphasis on uncertainty modelling, decision-making frameworks, and the integration of machine learning with probabilistic reasoning.
Current work focuses on human-centric AI, multi-criteria decision analysis, and the design of autonomous decision-making systems that simulate cognitive processes. A key objective is to develop AI that operates reliably under large-scale uncertainty, enabling systems that are more adaptive, transparent, and responsive.

Research Projects
 

  • Evaluating the usability and acceptability of a prototype AI-powered enhanced recovery pathway progress dashboard (AI-ERPP dashboard) for tracking postoperative recovery by registered nurses in an elective colorectal surgical ward: a multi-centre study (May 01 2025 – Nov 31 2025).
  • Horizon 2020, SARAS (Smart Autonomous Robotic Assistant Surgeon), ICT-27-2017. Postdoctoral Researcher in Deep Learning for Activity Recognition within the Visual Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (Aug 09 2019 - Sept 30 2021).
  • Horizon 2020, RESPONSE (integRatEd Solutions for POsitive eNergy and reSilient CitiEs), LC-SC3-SCC-1-2018-2019-2020.
  • Horizon 2020, SPEAR (Secure and PrivatE smArt gRid), SwafS-09-2018-2019-2020. 
  • SMART4ALL, Call Reference N°: H2020-DT-2018-2020, Knowledge Transfer Experiment (KTE) – Call 2: Analysis on Energy Balance in a Smart Grid (ANEBAS-G).
  • ACC-APG-RTP W911NF-22-2-0153 (2022-2024): Al Methods and Tools for Integrating Resilience Analytics and Edge Computing for Energy Systems.

 

Centres and institutes

Groups

Projects as Principal Investigator, or Lead Academic if project is led by another Institution

  • Evaluating the usability and acceptability of a prototype AI-powered enhanced recovery pathway progress dashboard (AI-ERPP dashboard) for tracking postoperative recovery by registered nurses in an elective colorectal surgical ward: a multi-centre study (led by OUH NHS FT) (led by HLS) (01/05/2025 - 31/10/2025), funded by: Kings College London

Publications

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