James Brusey

James Brusey is a Professor of Computer Science at Coventry University, leading AI for Cyberphysical Systems within the Centre for Data Science. With a PhD from RMIT University (2003) and over 15 years of industry experience, he specializes in Machine Learning, Reinforcement Learning, and wireless networked sensing for real-world applications.

Research Interests span

• Reinforcement Learning for Cyberphysical Systems
• Thermal Comfort Optimization in Vehicles and Buildings
• Wireless Sensing for Safety-Critical Applications
• Sim2Real Challenges in Autonomous Systems

Research Trends in his recent work include

• Advancing RL for Human-Centric Systems
• Multi-Objective Optimization in Energy Applications
• Wireless Sensor Networks for Refugee Camps
• Machine Learning in Anaerobic Digestion and HVAC Systems

Expertise includes

• EU H2020 DOMUS project (2018-2022) for electric vehicle thermal comfort
• £35 million in grants across 25 projects
• Mentorship for 20+ PhD students

Collaborations extend to

• Jaguar Land Rover
TUV-NELRolls-Royce
• British Council International Projects