Supervisors in Information Technology, Monash University

Jon leads the OVIS (Operationalizing Values in Software) research group in FIT. The group is investigating values-based software development – that is, in a world in which AI and ML systems increasingly make decisions previously made by humans, how can we ensure that the values of an individual, an organization or a society are embedded in the software we build? The group studies software development organizations to better understand how companies currently embed human or corporate values in software.

Interdisciplinary application of computing
 

Dr Wilson's recent PhD projects include prioritised file search and classification of dark web content and behavior with the Australian Federal Police, and phosphorylation site and protein family prediction using deep convolutional networks with Monash Medicine. In the past Dr Wilson has also worked on image retrieval systems, social media data mining, modelling of quality of service in mobile ad-hoc networks and rotational machine health monitoring.

Ling is a research fellow at Action Lab, Department of Human-Centred Computing. 

Michael's research explores how interactive visualisation can be used to understand complex data and build user-guided AI systems. His research explores automatic and user-guided approaches for the layout of diagrams and documents.

Dr Jue (Grace) Xie is a Research Fellow in human-computer interaction at Action Lab. She is also a senior software engineer and has 15 years of applied research experience in software architectures, web information systems, consumer health informatics, information quality and knowledge engineering.