Author: Kathryn Brown

Our paper titled “From Space to Experience: Understanding Visitor Behaviour in Museums through Visibility Analysis”, led by Asya Natapov and Mohammad Forghanielahabadi, and co-authored by Sergei Gepshtein, Sergey Savel’ev, Kathryn Brown, Alison Kahn, and Haotian Dai, has been accepted for presentation at the Spatial Cognition Conference in Glasgow. The conference is hosted by the Turner […]

Project Co-I, Sergey Savel’ev, has co-authored an article with Hongkun Li, Jianli Liu, Yunyun Li, Fabio Marchesoni and Marco G. Mazza titled “From Geometry to Strategy: Symmetry Breaking in Cooperative Multiagent Active Dynamics”. The article is published in Physical Review E (July 2026). Abstract We investigate the emergence of cooperative and competitive behaviors in multiagent […]

Location: Loughborough University, UKDates: 26–27 November 2026Organizer: Dr Kathryn Brown (k.j.brown@lboro.ac.uk)Deadline for proposals: 24 July, 2026 Technologies falling under the umbrella of ‘artificial intelligence’ are among the most important – and most divisive – in the current cultural landscape. While much research has been undertaken on the emerging body of narratives about AI in media, […]

Kathryn Brown has been awarded funding from the British Academy and the Wellcome Trust to hold a conference at the British Academy, Carlton House Terrace in London in 2027. The theme is ‘Artificial Intelligence and Solidaristic Healthcare: Transdisciplinary Approaches’. The two-day conference will bring together world-leading researchers in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, […]