Daniele Scrimieri

Daniele Scrimieri serves as Assistant Professor in Computer Science at the University of Bradford's Faculty of Engineering & Digital Technologies, where he leads the BSc Computer Science for Cyber Security and MSc Cyber Security programmes.

Education:

• PhD from the University of Bari 'Aldo Moro' (Italy)

Research Profile: Dr. Scrimieri's work bridges artificial intelligence with manufacturing systems, focusing on automated process planning, control mechanisms, and quality inspection technologies. His recent research has expanded into cyber security applications and healthcare machine learning, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach that combines theoretical frameworks with practical industrial solutions developed through extensive industry collaboration.

Professional Recognition:

• Member of EPSRC Peer Review College
• Editorial board member of Journal of Universal Computer Science
• Peer reviewer for Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, and Additive Manufacturing

Dr. Scrimieri has secured significant research funding as Co-Investigator for the Innovate UK 'Smart and Sustainable Manufacturing for Baking Industry' project and as Principal Investigator for Bradford's SURE Research Projects Fund initiative on manufacturing process controllers. His industry background includes 8 years at LK Metrology, Nikon Metrology and MERMEC developing metrology software for major clients including BAE Systems, Volvo, and Safran Aircraft Engines. He previously contributed to European smart factory projects (EC FP7 FRAME, PRIME, Copernico) at the University of Nottingham's Institute for Advanced Manufacturing.

As an educator, Dr. Scrimieri teaches Software Systems Design and Testing, Cyber Physical Systems Security, and Internet of Things. Both his undergraduate and postgraduate Cyber Security programmes hold provisional accreditation from the National Cyber Security Centre. He serves on the Faculty Research and Innovation Committee, Postgraduate Research Sub-Committee, and acts as external examiner for two UK universities.