Summary
Chris Greenhalgh is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham with over 16 years of experience researching and building distributed systems for multi-user interactive applications. As co-leader of the Mixed Reality Laboratory and member of the Horizon Digital Economy Research Institute, he focuses on practical software infrastructure that enables everyday activities across home, work and leisure using networked, mobile and embedded devices. His work emphasizes deployable systems and toolkits—currently developing a platform for sharing digital media on and off the Internet—bridging academic rigour with real-world applicability. A PhD winner of the BCS/CPHC Distinguished Dissertations prize and a Cambridge first-class graduate, he combines deep theoretical background with engineering-led research and long-term institutional leadership.
16 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science, Winner of the BCS/CPHC Distinguished Dissertations competition (1998), Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science, Winner of the BCS/CPHC Distinguished Dissertations competition (1998) at University of Nottingham
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Electrical and Information Sciences, 1st class, with distinction, Bachelor of Arts (BA), Electrical and Information Sciences, 1st class, with distinction at University of Cambridge