International partnership pays off for robotics expert Safaa Shwail, as he defends his PhD thesis: "Postgraduate student Safaa H Shwail, who studied at both the University of Babylon and University of Northampton, has recently defended his PhD thesis. His work investigated robot pathfinding - how to make robots move at the same time, going to different places, without crashing into each other"
To read more go to: http://www.northampton.ac.uk/news/international-partnership-pays-off-for-robotics-expert-safaa-shwail-as-he-defends-his-phd-thesis
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