Dr. Marija Bezbradica
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:
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
