Siobhán Clarke

Professor Siobhán Clarke is a leading academic in the School of Computer Science and Statistics at Trinity College Dublin, focusing on software systems that enable smart urban environments. She directs the Enable SFI research programme and the Future Cities center, while co-leading major initiatives like ADVANCE and contributing to CONNECT and Lero. Her work bridges theoretical and applied research in dynamic software services, IoT, and edge computing.

• BSc, PhD (Dublin City University)
• Member of the Royal Irish Academy (MRIA, 2023)
• Fellow of Trinity College Dublin (FTCD)

Her research explores smart city infrastructure, dynamic software adaptation, and multi-agent collaboration in large-scale mobile environments. Key projects include DIVERSIFY (EU FP7), Lero (SFI center), and TRANSFoRm (EU FP7 healthcare interoperability).

Scientific contributions span QoS optimization, stigmergic service composition, and decentralized coordination. Awards include the Best Student Paper at ICWS 2011 and 2011 Postgraduate Course of the Year as Course Director. She supervises PhD and MSc students in software engineering, IoT, and urban computing.

• Current Projects: Enable (SFI), Future Cities (Trinity), ADVANCE (SFI)
• Previous Projects: DIVERSIFY (EU), TRANSFoRm (EU), Slice-Oriented Programming (SFI)