Andrew Roxburgh

Dr. Andrew Roxburgh is a Lecturer at the University of Liverpool, Department of Computer Science. His expertise spans software development, machine learning, and interdisciplinary applications in education and healthcare.

Education:

• BEng & MEng in Electronic Engineering (University of Warwick)
• PhD in Computer Science (University of Liverpool)

Dr. Roxburgh's research focuses on Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) for language acquisition modeling, with recent work on spatio-temporal frameworks for infant and toddler vocabulary prediction. He also explores applications in cybersecurity, embedded systems, and audio signal processing.

His publications reveal a consistent application of machine learning techniques to early childhood development challenges. Notable trends include GNNs for multimodal data analysis and computational models of language growth.

Teaching: He supervises 18 COMP390/10 COMP702 primary projects, coordinates modules in Big Data Analytics and C++ programming, and mentors industrial placement students.

Professional Roles: Member of the International Neural Network Society; serves as Undergraduate Admissions Officer and Link Tutor for international college partnerships.