Assistant Professor at the University of Limerick specialising in software engineering, trustworthy and agentic AI, AI assurance, explainability, governance, and evidence-based evaluation of reliable AI-enabled systems.
At the University of Limerick, we pride ourselves on fostering a vibrant academic community dedicated to innovation and excellence. Our state-of-the-art campus offers a wide range of programs across diverse fields, emphasising research and collaboration. We aim to empower our students and partners through personalized learning experiences, industry connections, and a strong entrepreneurial spirit. Together, we are committed to making a positive impact, advancing knowledge, and preparing the next generation of leaders.
I am Dr Abdul Razzaq, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems at the University of Limerick, Ireland. My research focuses on software engineering, trustworthy and agentic AI, AI assurance, evidence-based evaluation, explainability, governance, and the development of reliable AI-enabled systems.
My work examines how AI systems can be designed, evaluated, and governed so that their behaviour, decisions, and performance claims are supported by transparent and verifiable evidence. I am particularly interested in robustness, failure analysis, uncertainty, human oversight, reproducibility, benchmarking, and the traceability of evidence across complex software and AI systems.
I welcome interdisciplinary academic and industry collaboration in areas including autonomous and cyber-physical systems, human–AI interaction, healthcare technologies, critical infrastructure, responsible agentic AI, and dependable software-intensive systems. I am also interested in doctoral supervision, collaborative research projects, knowledge exchange, and international research partnerships.
University of Limerick offers expertise in evidence-based AI safety, trustworthy and agentic AI, software assurance, evaluation, governance, and doctoral training for MSCA Doctoral Network consortia