Lorcan Coyle

Current

Postdoctoral Researcher at Lero@UL

Past

Postdoctoral Researcher at University College Dublin
Mentor, PI at UCD Dublin, ODCSSS 2007
Consultant at Trinity College Dublin

Consultant at Commission on Electronic Voting
Smiler at Field Museum, Chicago

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Education

Trinity College, Dublin
Trinity College, Dublin

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Industry

Computer Software

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Lorcan Coyle’s Summary

I work as a Postgraduate Researcher in Lero@UL in the University of Limerick. My current research involves uncovering research challenges for software engineering evolving critical systems.

Lorcan Coyle’s Specialties:

Evolving Critical Systems, Software Engineering, Pervasive computing, Context-Aware Systems, Machine Learning, Personalization, Electronic Voting, Sensor-fusion, Reasoning with Uncertain Data, Case-Based Reasoning, Adaptive Information, Subtle Information Technology, Semantic Web.

Lorcan Coyle’s Experience

Postdoctoral Researcher

Lero@UL

(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)

March 2009 — Present (9 months)
Postdoctoral Researcher

University College Dublin

(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)

April 2005 — February 2009 (3 years 11 months)

I lead research towards the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning to pervasive computing and communications. This work has resulted in several journal and conference publications. I am currently associate supervisor to four postgraduate (PhD) students.
Mentor, PI

UCD Dublin, ODCSSS 2007

(Computer Software industry)

2007 — 2008 (1 year )
Consultant

Trinity College Dublin

(Educational Institution; 1-10 employees; Computer Software industry)

2005 — 2006 (1 year )

As a Consultant to the Political Science Department I produced databases from corpora of political texts for automated feature extraction. The databases I produced represented all Dáil (the Irish government) debates from 1927-2002 and U.K. House of Commons debates from 1992-2004.
Consultant

Commission on Electronic Voting

(Government Agency; 10,001 or more employees; Computer Software industry)

2004 — 2006 (2 years )

I was part of a team that tested the proposed electronic voting system for the electronic voting commission created by the Irish government. In this role I implemented the Irish system of counting elections that was used to perform the testing. Our results demonstrated flaws in the proposed system and our analyses were important contributions to the commission’s recommendations to the government.
Smiler

Field Museum, Chicago

(Computer Software industry)

2000 — 2000 (less than a year)