My main field of research lies in AI Modelling, which spans areas such as interactive theorem proving, formal verification, process modelling, and AI/machine learning applied to healthcare and other complex, real-world domains.

Prof. Jacques Fleuriot received a  First Class Honours MEng Computing degree in Artificial Intelligence from Imperial College, London (1995) and a PhD in Automated Reasoning from the University of Cambridge (May 1999).  He received scholarships from the Government of Mauritius, Imperial College, The University of Cambridge and the Overseas Research Students Awards Scheme in support of his studies.  His PhD focused on the mechanization of proofs from Newton's Principia using the proof assistant Isabelle.  He received a British Computer Society Distinguished Dissertation Award for this work in 2000.  In 1999, after completing his PhD, he was appointed to the post of Lecturer in Automated Reasoning at the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh.

Prof. Fleuriot has been principal investigator on recent grants involving diverse areas such as collaborative theorem proving and AI-based modelling and predictions for healthcare.  He has been a principal invetigator and co-investigator on several grants on mathematical reasoning and the application of AI to healthcare, medicine and other domains such as manufacturing.  He is currently the principal supervisor for several PhD students and, over the years, has acted as principal or co-supervisor for over 15 successful PhD students.  He currenlty teaches courses in automated reasoning and Artificial Intelligence to undergraduates and masters students.

More recent details about his research and that of his collaborators and students can be found on the webpages of the Artificial Intelligence Modelling Lab (AIML).