Public Research Profiles
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Peer-reviewed Articles
Lexicase Selection for Multi-task Evolutionary Robotics [2022, Artificial Life] [doi]
Where do successful populations originate from? [2021, Journal of Theoretical Biology]
Viral RNA-dependent RNA polymerase mutants display an altered mutation spectrum resulting in attenuation in both mosquito and vertebrate hosts [2019, PLOS Pathogens]
RecQ helicases in the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum affect genome stability, gene expression patterns and DNA replication dynamics [2018, PLOS Genetics]
Open-Ended Evolution: Perspectives from the OEE Workshop in York [2016, Artificial Life]
Recombination events among virulence genes in malaria parasites are associated with G-quadruplex-forming DNA motifs [2016, BMC Genomics]
Peer-reviewed Conference Papers
Objective Sampling Strategies for Generalized Locomotion Behavior with Lexicase Selection [Lex5 – ALIFE 2021]
When Specialists Transition to Generalists: Evolutionary Pressure in Lexicase Selection [Lex4 – ALIFE 2020]
The Limits of Lexicase Selection in an Evolutionary Robotics Task [Lex3 – ALIFE 2019]
Stochastic Ontogenesis in Evolutionary Robotics [ALIFE 2018]
Tiebreaks and Diversity: Isolating Effects in Lexicase Selection [Lex2 – ALIFE 2018]
Lexicase Selection Outperforms Previous Strategies for Incremental Evolution of Virtual Creature Controllers [Lex1 – 2017, ECAL]
Neuroevolution of Feedback Control for Object Manipulation by 3D Agents [2016, ALIFE]
Incremental Neuroevolution of Reactive and Deliberative 3D Virtual Creatures [2015, ECAL]
Heterogeneous complexification strategies robustly outperform homogeneous strategies for incremental evolution [2013, ECAL]
Broadcast Media
Panel Discussion on Artifical General Intelligence at the Royal Institution, London [July 2019 / January 2020]
Interview on BBC R5Live, Machines that Learn Number [May 2019]
Invited Talks
Reasons to Be Creative Elevator Pitch [September 2015]
Microsoft Research Cambridge [September 2015]
Other published work
AI develops human-like number sense – taking us a step closer to building machines with general intelligence Invited article on theconversation.com [May 2019]
Why do robots look like animals and humans? Invited article on theconversation.com [June 2018]
Recorded talks