In this post I’m going to have a go at describing to you some of the basics of my research. The project I’m currently involved in and the focus of my own research for the past decade is in the development of techniques which we call “Artificial Immune Systems”. These are a set of computer methods, algorithms, which solve a type of computational problem and the way in which the algorithm works is “copied” from a natural system which solves the same type of problem. In my case, I’m studying the cells of the human immune system which detect and eliminate infections to try and build their computer counterpart to combat computer infections.
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