Data-Driven Service Computing

Monday 24 February 2020, Bennett Lecture Theatre 2, 5.30pm

Efficient management of information services is one of the prevailing challenges in the era of the Internet of Things and Big Data. To address this challenge, Professor Liu will introduce his recent research work on data-driven service computing for the Internet of Things.

Biography

Professor Lu Liu is a Professor of Informatics and the Head of School of Informatics at the University of Leicester, UK. Professor Liu received his PhD degree from Surrey Space Centre at the University of Surrey, UK. Professor Liu's research interests are in the areas of data analytics, service computing, cloud computing and the Internet of Things. He has over 200 scientific publications in reputable journals, academic books and international conferences.

Professor Liu has secured many research projects which are supported by research councils, Innovate UK, British Council and leading industries. He has been the recipient of 6 Best Paper Awards from international conferences and was invited to deliver 7 keynote speeches at international conferences. Professor Liu is a Fellow of BCS (British Computer Society) and served as an Editorial Board member of 6 international journals and the Guest Editor for 18 international journal special issues. He has chaired over 30 international conferences and workshops, and presently or formerly serves as the program committee member for over 60 international conferences and workshops.

All our inaugural lectures are open to the public and free to attend. A drinks reception will follow the lecture.

Limited parking available on campus after 5pm . The nearest pay and display car park is Victoria Park (Granville Road) postcode LE1 7RU.

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