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Professor Joe Finney is a faculty member at the School of Computing and Communications, Lancaster University, where he has worked since 1998. His academic career spans roles from Research Associate to Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, and Professor since 2019.
- PhD in Computer Science (1999)
- B.Sc. First Class Honors in Computer Science (1995)
Finney's research focuses on mobile computing, embedded systems, and ubiquitous computing, using experimental methodologies to prototype novel applications. His work has led to industrial adoption of protocols like Mobile IPv6 and patented emergent displays technology.
Recent publications (2024) highlight his contributions to educational computing, particularly through the BBC micro:bit platform, covering areas such as live programming tools, sensor data visualization, and inclusive digital maker futures.
Professional Activities:
- Technical Program Committee: ACM Mobicom, IEEE INFOCOM, IFIP Networking
- Research Leadership: Program co-chair IEEE EuroSSC, Demo chair ACM Advances in Computer Entertainment
- External Examiner: University of Stirling (undergraduate), University of Sussex (MSc)
Finney has advised multiple PhD students including Aron Eggens, Kier Palin, and Lorraine Underwood, and contributes to projects like the DSI: BEST initiative and Pro2 Network+ program.
