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Publications

• Ashley Mills, David Lister, Marina De Vos: Understanding Static Inter-Cell Interference Coordination Mechanisms in LTE Journal of Communications, Volume 6, Number 4, July 2011 (c) Academy Publisher
• Ashley Mills, David Lister: Intrasite Scheduling for Interference Avoidance in LTE In Proceedings of the IEEE 73rd Vehicular Techonology Conference, IEEE VTC2011-Spring, 2011, Budapest, Hungary. (c) 2011 IEEE
• Ashley Mills, David Lister, Marina De Vos, and Yusheng Ji: The impact of MS velocity on the performance of frequency selective scheduling in IEEE 802.16e Mobile WiMAX In Proceedings of IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, 2010, Las Vegas, Nevada. (c) 2010 IEEE
• P. Tino, A. Mills: Learning Beyond Finite Memory in Recurrent Networks Of Spiking Neurons. Neural Computation, Volume 18, Issue 3 (March 2006), Pages 591-613. (c) MIT Press
• P. Tino, A. Mills: Learning Beyond Finite Memory in Recurrent Networks Of Spiking Neurons. In Advances in Natural Computation - ICNC 2005, (eds) L. Wang, K. Chen, Y.S. Ong. pp. 666-675, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer-Verlag, 2005.
• Evolving Aesthetic Images - Ashley J.S Mills - Accepted and presented at Workshop on Creative Evolutionary Computing, Goldsmiths College, London - 2005. In addition, some of my images are to feature in a book on evolutionary art to be published by Springer later this year.

Qualifications

• The University of Bath
  
  • Doctor of Engineering (EngD), 23/11/2011
• The University of Birmingham, School of Computer Science, England:
  
  • MSc Natural Computation (with Distinction), 09/12/05
  • BSc Computer Science (1st with Honours), 19/07/04

Prizes

• The University of Birmingham, School of Computer Science, England:
  
  • 2002 - Best first year student
  • 2002 - Alumni Home computer scholarship
  • 2004 - Science Undergraduate Prize
  • 2004 - Computer Science School Prize
  • 2004 - The best CERCIA student award( CERCIA is the AWM funded Centre of Excellence for Research in Computational Intelligence and Applications.)
  • 2005 - The Best Natural Computation Student
  • 2005 - The BT prize for Best Student (BT is a leading provider of communications solutions.)

Employment

• Summer 2002 - The University of Birmingham School of Computer Science Software Documentation Project - I wrote 19 tutorials and a software system for automatically maintaining the website they were hosted on. Some of the tutorials e.g ANTLR, LOG4J, DocBook have received worldwide recognition.

  TUTORIALS

• Summer 2003 - Nuffield Science Foundation funded summer research placement, which resulted ultimately in two publications.

Examination and module marks

Master of Science (Natural Computation)

Bachelor of Science (Computer Science)