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Dr. Marija Bezbradica

Prior to coming to DCU, I obtained my BSc and MSc at the , University of Belgrade, . My current research projects are in FinTech on building models for claims predictions and for explainable AI in Fraud Detection. I have several projects with behavioural analytics focus in the area of education analytics and optimised software usage analytics. In past I worked on projects that study impact of large urban layouts on pedestrian movement decision-making using Agent Based Modelling (ABM) with open data sourced from OpenStreetMap. In a research collaboration with Sigmoid Pharma Ltd. I worked on building stochastic models of in vitro drug delivery systems (DDS) by using Cellular Automata and ABM.

I am Associate Professor in the School of Computing, DCU. My research areas are interdisciplinary and include Educational Analytics, Computational Finance, Complex Systems and Statistics. I am specifically allied with several research centres:

Adapt - where I am a Funded Investigator, specifically aligned with FinTech research. I work on several projects to empower innovation in Financial Services, with a special focus on InsurTech.
ARC-SYM - Advanced Research Computing Centre for Complex Systems Modelling, as part of which I completed my PhD research in 2013. I am acting as a chair of the Modelling & Scientific Computing Group.
Lero - The Irish Software Engineering Research Centre where I am a research collaborator on projects in Smart Cities and behavioural analysis.

Prior to coming to DCU, I obtained my BSc and MSc at the

School of Electrical Engineering (ETF)

, University of Belgrade,

Serbia

. My current research projects are in FinTech on building models for claims predictions and for explainable AI in Fraud Detection. I have several projects with behavioural analytics focus in the area of education analytics and optimised software usage analytics.



In past I worked on projects that study impact of large urban layouts on pedestrian movement decision-making using Agent Based Modelling (ABM) with open data sourced from OpenStreetMap. In a research collaboration with Sigmoid Pharma Ltd. I worked on building stochastic models of in vitro drug delivery systems (DDS) by using Cellular Automata and ABM.





Research Interests

  • Modelling and Simulation of Complex Systems
  • Behavioural Analytics
  • Computational Finance
  • High Performance Computing
  • Pedestrian/Traffic Modelling
  • Drug Dissolution Modelling

Teaching Interests

  • Statistical Data Analytics
  • Machine Learning
  • Parallel Computing
  • High-performance Computing
  • Quantitative Analysis for Business Decisions
  • Operating Systems
  • Probability and Statistics with R