Wendy is a lecturer in Cyber and Computing and a researcher of artificial intelligence and computational bioacoustics. Her research focus is on sustainable AI models to advance bioacoustic monitoring for wildlife conservation. Alongside teaching and research, Wendy is passionate about knowledge exchange and opportunity equity.
Publications
| Year | Publication | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Lightweight Hopfield Neural Networks for Bioacoustic Detection and Call Monitoring of Captive Primates, Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems. [DOI] Wendy Lomas;Andrew Gascoyne;Colin Dubreuil;Stefano Vaglio;Liam Naughton |
Book Chapter |
| 2025 | First-of-its-kind AI model for bioacoustic detection using a lightweight associative memory Hopfield neural network, Ecological Informatics. [DOI] Andrew Gascoyne;Wendy Lomas |
Peer Reviewed Journal |