Biography
Vision & Expertise
As human society is becoming increasingly interconnected, human and machine intelligence is more closely interfaced than ever. Guo’s expertise is in connected intelligence systems, comprised of: machine learning, communication networks, and socio-technical assets. In particular, I research future AI and information networks for challenging environments or tasks, whilst integrating human domain knowledge and providing trustworthy safety assurance.
Background
Guo obtained MEng, MA, and PhD degrees from the University of Cambridge. From 2012 to 2019, I built an award-winning team at the University of Warwick. Since 2019, I joined Cranfield University (Engineering: REF UK 2021 #7, Mech/Aero Engineering: QS Top-30 world 2022-24) at the Centre for Autonomous and Cyber-Physical Systems [Link]. Here, I lead the Human Machine Intelligence Research Group, where I work closely with the new £65m Digital Aviation Research and Technology Centre (DARTeC).
I was a Turing Fellow at the Alan Turing Institute from 2017 and remain a researcher there. I have published over 150 journal papers (total IF 900+) and 90+ IEEE/ACM conference papers, with 7000+ citations (h-index 41). My key papers include: a Nature, Nature Communication, Nature Computation Science, Nature Machine Intelligence, a top 10% cited PLOS One paper, and several cover issues in Royal Society and IEEE Transactions.
Track-record
I have been PI on over £8.1m and an investigator on over £35m of research funding. My group has been recipient of 2 Marie-Curie and 2 RAEng fellowships. I current co-lead EPSRC 6G Future Communications Hub on Distributed Computing (£3+8.5m), EPSRC Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Security Node (£3m), and was the coordinator for H2020 Data Aware Wireless Networks for IoE (€1m). I currently serve as editor on several IEEE & Royal Society journals and reviewer for EPSRC (full college), ESRC, UKRI FLF, MRC, NSF, NSERC, H2020, RAEng, Royal Society, Leverhulme, and other international grant awarding bodies. I have been an IET Innovation Award winner (2015) and been a runner-up in the Bell Labs Prize three times.
