Paul Curzon

Paul Curzon is a Professor of Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London, affiliated with the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. He leads the Computer Science for Fun project, which promotes interdisciplinary computing through accessible educational materials, and the Teaching London Computing initiative for teacher workshops.

His research spans Computer Science Education, Human-Computer Interaction, and Healthcare Technology, with over 200 publications. He contributed to the Royal Society’s After the Reboot working group and co-authored The Power of Computational Thinking.

He has received numerous accolades, including the

• 2020 Taylor L. Booth Education Award
• UK National Teaching Fellow
• Richard Garriott Award

Prior roles include Reader at Middlesex University and Senior Research Associate at Cambridge University, where he earned his PhD, MA, and BA in Computer Science.