Research & Innovation

Research & Innovation

Combining our established research with a new direction in quantum-safe cybersecurity.

Research Areas

Where we focus

Existing Research

Ongoing

Applied AI & Machine Learning

Predictive modelling, computer vision and generative AI for real-world industrial and research problems.

Smart Materials & Computational Modelling

Merging AI with molecular and physical modelling to study high-strength, lightweight structures.

Data Systems & Pipelines

Scalable, real-time data and predictive-analytics architectures.

Emerging Research

New

Post-Quantum Cryptography

Quantum-resistant algorithms and hybrid schemes for long-term security.

Crypto-Agility

Architectures that allow cryptography to change safely over time.

CBOM

Cryptographic Bill of Materials and cryptographic asset inventory.

Cryptographic Dependency Analysis

Modelling dependencies to assess exposure and migration impact.

AI for Cybersecurity

AI-assisted discovery, classification and risk prioritization.

Quantum-Safe Infrastructure

Resilient secure-systems design for the post-quantum era.

Research Projects

Selected projects

Applied AI & smart-materials studies

Ongoing applied research and technology studies with industry and academic partners.

Ongoing R&D

Quantum-Safe Research Programme

Research into post-quantum cryptography, crypto-agility, CBOM and cryptographic dependency analysis, in collaboration with our LPU research base.

Research Outputs

Publications & IP

We report outputs as they are produced and verified.

Publications

Peer-reviewed and technical publications

Patents / IP

Intellectual property as filed

Presentations

Conference and workshop talks

Technical Reports

Reports, white papers & specifications

Demonstrators

Prototypes and proof-of-concept demos

This section lists categories of research output. Specific items will be added here once published and verified.

Collaborate on research

We partner with universities, labs and industry on applied AI and quantum-safe security research.

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