Dr Murat Uney
Bio
Dr Murat Uney is a lecturer in signal processing at the University of Liverpool. His research interests are in the theory of signal processing and machine learning; probabilistic models and Bayesian computations for applications in sensor fusion, signal and information processing and data sciences. Previously, he was a Research Fellow at the University of Edinburgh (2013-18) and a Research Scientist at the Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (2018-21).
Murat is a member of the IEEE Signal Processing Society, IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society, and a fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
He is an Associate Editor for Elsevier Digital Signal Processing and a reviewer for several journals and conferences.
Research Updates
Murat is the Liverpool principal investigator (PI) in a collaborative project with Dr James Hopgood and Leonardo that aims to address radar signal processing problems using advanced Bayesian computations. The Liverpool team has Prof Simon Maskell and Dr Paul Horridge onboard.
Co-authors
- Prof Simon Maskell (University of Liverpool)
- Dr Paul Horridge (University of Liverpool)
- Prof Bernard Mulgrew (The University of Edinburgh)
- Prof Daniel Clark (University of Southampton )
- Dr Jeremie Houssineau (The University of Warwick)
- Dr Emmanuel Delande (Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales)
- Prof Simon Julier (University College London)
Post-docs
- Dr Amir Belmekki
PhD students
Students at the Distributed Algorithms Centre for Doctoral Training
- Mr Ben Rise, Meta-learning for object detection in high-resolution airborne imagery, co-supervised by Prof Xioawei Huang and Collins Aerospace.
- Mr Chris Blackman, Machine Learning for Object Detection and Classification for Multimodal Airborne Sensor Data, co-supervised by Prof Yalin Zheng and Leonardo.
- Mr Will Shaw, Using machine learning and artificial intelligence to improve the tracking of vessels in sonar spectrograms, co-supervised by Dr Daniel Colquitt and Ultra Electronics.
Graduated:
- Dr Kimin Kim, Reliable detection and characterisation of dim targets via track-before-detect, University of Edinburgh, 2021, co-supervised by Prof Bernard Mulgrew.
Teaching
Murat holds a Post-graduate Certificate in Academic Practice (PGCAP) from The Academy, University of Liverpool.
- Communication Systems and Avionics (2021-22, 2022-23)
- Optimal and Adaptive Filtering (UDRC Summer School 2015-17, hand-outs)
Murat Uney, PhD 