Ferdian Jovan is a lecturer and researcher with 14 years’ experience applying AI, temporal planning and machine learning to real-world robotic and energy systems. His work ranges from devising reactive, adaptive planners for heterogeneous multi-robot coordination in offshore-wind operations to building deep-learning generative models for battery health and remaining useful life at Oxford. He has translated long-horizon human activity modelling for autonomous robots and led ML studies on Parkinson’s progression, reflecting a rare blend of formal computational logic training and hands-on systems deployment. Based in Aberdeen, he combines academic rigour from a PhD at Birmingham and computational-logic masters degrees with practical robotics and FPGA prototyping experience, enabling solutions that bridge simulation and fielded autonomy.
14 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science at University of Birmingham
Master's degree, Computational Logic, 1.8, Master's degree, Computational Logic, 1.8 at Technische Universität Dresden / TU Dresden
Master's degree, Computational Logic, 90, Master's degree, Computational Logic, 90 at Free University Bolzano
Bachelor, Computer Science, Bachelor, Computer Science at University of Indonesia
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Ferdian Jovan - Lecturer at University of Aberdeen