Andrei D. Robu

I'm currently working as a software developer. I have also been a PhD student and Senior Research Assistant in the Adaptive Systems Research Group of UH.

I first found the joy of coding while creating custom maps with the WC3 map editor and that experience later led me to learning Python and then getting a CS degree.

Halfway through my BSc degree I began working in Cardonet, where I have been employed for the past six years. With Cardonet, I had the flexibility to study towards a PhD, teach and carry out research at the University of Hertfordshire.

Publications

• Robu, A. D., Salge, C., Nehaniv, C. L., and Polani, D. (2019). Measuring Time with Minimal Clocks. The Artificial Life Journal. https://doi.org/10.1162/artl_a_00303 (PDF).
• Robu, A. D., Salge, C., Nehaniv, C. L., and Polani, D. (2017). Time as it could be measured in artificial living systems. The European Conference on Artificial Life. https://doi.org/10.7551/ecal_a_061 (PDF).

Presentation Slides

• Using SymPy in exploratory research (slides), given at the UH Biocomputation journal club in 2018.
• Time as it could be measured in artificial living systems, given at ECAL 2017 (PDF).