Graham Morgan

Professor Graham Morgan is a distinguished faculty member at Newcastle University's School of Computing, where he serves as a Professor in the Department of Computer Science. His research spans multiple domains within computer science with a particular focus on distributed systems, Internet of Things technologies, and the application of gaming technologies to healthcare solutions. He leads several research projects and collaborates extensively with both academic and industry partners across multiple disciplines.

Professor Morgan's primary research interests include distributed systems architecture, software transactional memory, IoT simulation frameworks, and the development of serious games for health applications. His work has pioneered approaches that bridge computer science with healthcare, particularly in developing video game-based rehabilitation systems for stroke patients and other therapeutic applications. His recent work has expanded into explainable AI, 6G networking, and advanced simulation techniques for IoT environments.

Professor Morgan's publication record demonstrates a clear evolution from foundational work in distributed systems and transactional memory to more applied research in healthcare technology and IoT. His most recent publications (2023-2026) show a strong focus on simulation frameworks for IoT and osmotic computing, explainable AI systems, and the application of AI in clinical decision support. He has developed several notable simulation tools including SimulatorOrchestrator, IoTSimSecure, and SimulatorBridger that address critical challenges in networked systems and healthcare delivery.

• Principal Investigator for multiple research grants in IoT and healthcare technology
• Supervisor for numerous PhD and Master's students in computer science
• Collaborator with healthcare professionals on clinical decision support systems
• Developer of simulation frameworks for IoT and osmotic computing environments
• Researcher in AI-enabled clinical decision aids and healthcare applications

Professor Morgan leads research teams focused on IoT simulation, serious games for health, and explainable AI. His laboratory develops simulation tools that address real-world challenges in networked systems, energy efficiency, and healthcare delivery. Current projects include the development of 6G-ready simulators, deepfake detection systems, and AI decision aids for clinical settings. He maintains strong collaborations with medical professionals, particularly in stroke rehabilitation and clinical decision support, ensuring his technical research has direct healthcare applications.