Steve Cayzer @ HP Labs Bristol

Recent Updates:

• June 2007 I made a Facet Browse version of my publications page using Simile Exhibit
• Oct 2006 New Semantic Web overview available
• Feb 2006: AIS overview available (seminar given to Bristol University students and researchers)

Welcome!
Welcome to the home page of my web site. (I also have a blog).
I'm a research engineer in HP Labs, one of the five sites at which HP conducts its strategic product and technology research. HP Labs Bristol is the largest HP Labs site in Europe, and hosts approximately a third of the 750 or so research staff in the organisation overall.

Outline biography

I hold a degree in Physiology from the University of Bristol (1991) and a PhD in computational neuroscience from the University of Cambridge (1995). Before joining HP Labs in October 2000, I worked for the IT consultants Logica.

Projects
My current interests include semantic blogging, semantic photos and other application domains relevant to the semantic web. I also have a longstanding interest in biologically inspired computing, notably artificial immune systems.

Affiliations
I am affiliated with the semantic web group at HP Labs Bristol. My role here is primarily to drive the development of various semantic web applications.

I am also interested in biologically inspired computing and have carried out a number of investigations into the Artificial Immune System (AIS) metaphor. I am a member of the ICARIS steering committee. 

I am employed as a visiting lecturer by UWE and have also given guest lectures at Bristol, Birmingham and Nottingham

Resources
Please access my resources page for talks, publications, software and links.
I also have a weblog.

Contact Me
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