Professor Lina Stankovic

Electronic and Electrical Engineering

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Personal statement

My research expertise is in Signal and Information Processing (inc. AI technologies and machine learning), with focus on representation, processing, temporal and spatial information mining, and data management for a range of signal types acquired from sensors.  My key strength is in extracting meaningful information from real data, including electrical, seismic, health/biological and other environmental sensor data, developing algorithms to handle dynamic and complex data that is often sparse, noisy, heterogeneous and multimodal, gathered from distributed sources. My research is multi-disciplinary by nature and has a strong focus on tackling emerging challenges pertaining to climate change and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, working closely with international collaborators and non-academic stakeholders to lead innovation in the field. 

My work is particularly aligned with the following university strategic research themes (Measurement Science & Enabling Technologies, Energy, Health & Well-Being)

I am currently Deputy Head of Department Learning & Teaching. 

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Publications

Motivating the need for automated load scheduling for dairy farms with on site renewable generation
Callaghan John, Stankovic Lina, Stankovic Vladimir
AIBIO-UK 3rd Annual Conference 2026, pp. 9 (2026)
Modelling greenhouse gas emissions from dairy farms through unsupervised learning
MacKenzie Jack, Stankovic Vladimir, Stankovic Lina, Kuhnert Matthias
AIBIO-UK 3rd Annual Conference 2026, pp. 15 (2026)
ChargeDEM : geodemographic aware EV charging infrastructure placement for enhanced site selection using graph neural networks
Batic Djordje, Stankovic Vladimir, Stankovic Lina
Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Energy Efficiency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting 12th International Conference on Energy Efficiency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting (EEDAL’24) Springer Proceedings in Energy (2026)
Uncovering hidden demand flexibility using non-intrusive load monitoring (NILM) : a case for Southern Africa – Namibia
Mollel Rachel Stephen, Elombo Andreas, Stankovic Lina, Stankovic Vladimir, Hambata Jona, Thiel Gunther
Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Energy Efficiency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting 12th International Conference on Energy Efficiency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting (EEDAL’24) Springer Proceedings in Energy (2026)
Enhancement of hydrological time series prediction with Real-World Time Series Generative Adversarial Network-based synthetic data and deep learning models
Dodig Ana, Stankovic Vladimir, Stankovic Lina, Stojkovic Milan
Environmental Modelling and Software Vol 204 (2026)
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envsoft.2026.107037
Physics-guided GRU model for stable multi-horizon displacement forecasting
Parasyris Apostolos, Stankovic Lina, Stankovic Vladimir
IEEE 7th International Conference in Electronic Engineering & Information Technology 2026 (2026)

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Teaching

Current classes:

1st year Engineering Design for Software Development inc. Python programming

4th/5th year Information Transmission and Security, inc. Digital communications principles, channel coding

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Research Interests

  • Smart meter energy analytics, including load disaggregation, prediction and profiling
  • AI for the Decarbonisation of the Built Environment, Agriculture and Transport 
  • Environmental impact assessment of consumption cycle of Food Systems and Appliances inc. Electric Vehicles
  • Detecting, classifying, understanding and characterising subsurface processes arising from natural slopes for landslide mitigation and human activities, such as geothermal extraction
  • Model-fitting/system characterisation
  • Sensor deployment and data acquisition

Professional Activities

Computational Intelligence Techniques for Observable Smart Grid and Sustainable Energy Systems, part of the IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence (WCCI-2026)
Participant
21/6/2026
UKESF Girls into Electronics 2026
Speaker
11/6/2026
Learning from Multiple Data Modalities: Novel Model Architectures, Algorithms, and Applications to Healthcare Challenges
Examiner
10/12/2025
Towards Real-World NILM: Analytical and Empirical Procedures for Assessing Comparability and Reproducibility
Examiner
26/11/2025
Quantifying temporal and spatial causalities between climate change and slope failures through the use of Advanced AI
Speaker
11/9/2025
Automated Exploration and Analysis of Seismological Data Streams with Advanced AI-based technologies
Examiner
11/9/2025

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Projects

CLEAN DAIRY - AI-Driven Low-Carbon Technologies for Net-Zero Dairy: Enhancing Productivity and Energy Security
Stankovic, Lina (Principal Investigator) Stankovic, Vladimir (Co-investigator)
01-Jan-2026 - 31-Jan-2027
Digital Dairy Chain Innovation Voucher: An AI data-driven reporting dashboard for the dairy sector
Stankovic, Lina (Principal Investigator) Stankovic, Vladimir (Co-investigator) Vavouris, Apostolos (Researcher)
This project will develop a cost-effective (by leveraging on bespoke open-source agri software) AI-powered energy analytics dashboard designed for dairy farms, integrating real-time and historical energy data to provide automated insights into consumption, renewable generation, and cost/carbon-savings opportunities. By leveraging machine learning, the system will identify inefficiencies, predict energy demand, and recommend optimisation strategies to reduce costs and carbon footprint. The dashboard will process data from smart meters, IoT devices, and renewables, offering actionable insights through a user-friendly interface. Farm owners will receive data-driven recommendations to maximise renewable energy use, optimise time of use, and enhance overall efficiency. Further to that, the dashboard will support recommendations for installing energy saving technologies, altering processes or equipment to save energy and reduce their carbon impact. This innovative solution aims to streamline energy management in dairy farming, supporting sustainability and financial savings through AI-driven decision-making.
01-Jan-2025 - 30-Jan-2025
JED-AIs: Justice, Energy, Demand flexibility and AI for Sustainability (UKRI Cross Research Council Resp Mode)
Stankovic, Vladimir (Principal Investigator) Stankovic, Lina (Co-investigator)
01-Jan-2025 - 31-Jan-2026
Graph Embedding-Based Adaptive Early-Warning Model for Microseismic Monitoring of Open-Pit Slopes in Heterogeneous Geological Settings
Stankovic, Lina (Principal Investigator) Stankovic, Vladimir (Principal Investigator)
01-Jan-2025 - 31-Jan-2026
Picture-IT Create: Generative AI to support Diverse Learning Environments
Stankovic, Lina (Principal Investigator) Stankovic, Vladimir (Co-investigator) Batic, Dorde (Researcher)
01-Jan-2024 - 31-Jan-2025
REMINDA: Revolutionising Energy Monitoring in Non-Domestic Buildings with A.I
Stankovic, Vladimir (Principal Investigator) Stankovic, Lina (Co-investigator)
01-Jan-2024 - 31-Jan-2025

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Professor Lina Stankovic
Electronic and Electrical Engineering

Email: lina.stankovic@strath.ac.uk
Tel: 548 2704