Unlocking the future with collaborative research.

ICResG is an open research platform for AI and intelligent computing. Join a live project, work with researchers worldwide, and earn authorship on the papers you help write.

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Our Initiatives

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At ICResG, our initiatives translate research, innovation and collaboration into meaningful impact. Through interdisciplinary programmes addressing societal challenges, technological advancement and sustainable development, we connect researchers and partners to generate knowledge, develop solutions and contribute to a better future.

Computiva

Computiva: Journal of Computing and Intelligent Systems

Computiva is ICResG's scholarly journal advancing research and innovation in computing, artificial intelligence, data science and intelligent systems through responsible academic publishing. Launching soon.

Smart Cities

Smart Cities and Intelligent Transport Systems

Exploring AI, data science and intelligent technologies to advance sustainable urban development, smarter mobility, safer transportation and resilient infrastructure.

Gender equality

Gender Equality, Women and the Girl Child

Promoting research that advances gender equality, girls' education, women's empowerment, leadership, safety and equitable opportunities through evidence-informed approaches.

Poverty Alleviation and inclusion

Poverty Alleviation and Inclusive Development

Advancing research on poverty reduction, economic empowerment, social inclusion and sustainable livelihoods through evidence-based solutions, innovation and inclusive development strategies.

Current projects

Live studies underway across the group. Three are featured here; the full list is on the projects page.

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30% Internet of Things Converging Federated Learning, Edge Intelligence and Situational Awareness for Privacy-Preserving IoT Security: A Vision and Research Agenda This research explores the convergence of Federated Learning, Edge Intelligence, Situational Awareness, and IoT security as a pathway towards privacy-preserving and context-aware security for distributed Internet of Things environments. The study examines how collaborative machine learning at the edge can support security monitoring and threat detection without requiring sensitive IoT data to be centrally collected. It will develop a research agenda identifying key architectural, methodological, privacy, security, and evaluation challenges, while establishing opportunities for future experimental research and interdisciplinary collaboration. Chijiuka Akuma Project lead View project
Researchers collaborating around a shared computing project
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About us

We open research so people can build with AI together.

The Intelligent Computing Research Grid (ICResG) is a collaborative research community that brings together students, graduates, academics, researchers and industry professionals to advance Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science and intelligent computing and to carry promising ideas beyond the dissertation, into publications, software, datasets and real-world innovation.
Open membership irrespective of institution or location. Contribution-based authorship , recognition is earned, never automatic.

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Why join us

Turn your ideas into impact.

Open membership, live collaboration, and authorship you earn by contributing — from anywhere, at no cost.

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Join from any country or institution.

Live collaboration

Work on real projects with researchers worldwide.

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Recognition for genuine contribution, never automatic.

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Spotlight

In the Spotlight

Senior academics and established researchers who have joined ICResG.

Meet the group
Paul Agu Igwe
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Paul Agu Igwe

Fellow

University of Roehampton · United Kingdom

I am Dr Paul Agu Igwe, Senior Lecturer in Strategy and Management at the University of Roehampton Business School, London. Previously I served as Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Programme Lead for BA Business with Entrepreneurship at the University of Lincoln. I hold a PhD and MSc from the University of Plymouth and…

Technology and Digital Transformation

Our people

Our People

The researchers and advisors who guide the group, drawn from universities and institutes worldwide.

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Upcoming Events

Talks, workshops and seminars, open to members and to anyone who wants to come.

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News & Announcements

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Announcement

ICResG Launches Its Research Management Platform

The Intelligent Computing Research Group (ICResG) has been established as a research community dedicated to connecting researchers, academics, postgr…

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Have questions?

Frequently asked questions

The things people ask before joining. If yours is not here, the group answers email within a working day.

Who can join ICResG?
Anyone doing or learning computing research. Registration is open and free, and you choose which projects to ask to join.
Does it cost anything?
No. The reference generator is free and needs no account, and membership of the group costs nothing.
Can I use the reference generator without signing up?
Yes. Paste a DOI, PubMed ID, arXiv number, ISBN or web address on the homepage and you get the reference in eighteen styles.
Do I need to be at a university?
No. Independent researchers and practitioners are welcome, and several current projects are led from outside a university.
How do I propose a project?
Sign in, open Projects, and submit a proposal. A coordinator reviews it and comes back to you.
Can I write my paper here?
Yes. Members write manuscripts in the portal, cite while writing, and export to Word, LaTeX or Overleaf with the reference list built for them.

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