Sokol Murturi

Lecturer of Computer Science

Sokol Murturi is currently a Doctoral Candidate in the intelligent games and games intelligence PhD program at the Goldsmiths University of London. In his doctorate, he is exploring the structure and implementation of mixed-initiative artificial intelligence(MIAI) pipelines. To identify ways humans and artificial intelligence can collaborate in a creative space - and the role these systems could play within a game design setting.

Since 2015, he worked as a Laboratory assistant - where he gained a wealth of knowledge in the pedagogy of computer science and business management from the expert tutelage of the Computer science and business management staff at the Goldsmiths University of London. After which, he worked as an associate lecturer at the University of Arts London teaching 3D computer animation, C# for games and Artificial intelligence for games in unity.

Prior to this he completed his BSc(Hons) in economics and statistics at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Followed by his first MSc in Business Management at the University of Business Technology in Pristina and his second MSc. In Computer science at the Goldsmiths University of London.

As for his research interests, he will be exploring the further applications of MIAI in Ecology, Games, and Education.

Murturi

Contact details

Email sokol.murturi@falmouth.ac.uk

    Research Interests

    Research interests and expertise

    • Mixed-Initiative Artificial intelligence: For both coral restoration and Video game development
    • Generative Artificial intelligence specifically for games
    • IoT Devices for monitoring the growth, preservation and reproduction of coral reefs

    Research topics

    List of publications 2025-2026:

    • Melete: Validating the Creativity Support Index as a Metric for Evaluating the Integration of AI In Software Pipelines
    • Melete: Exploring the Components of Mixed-Initiative Artificial Intelligence Pipelines for Level Design
    • Melete: Play testing and 3D environments for Mixed Initiative Artificial Intelligence as a method for prototyping video game levels

    Found at synergy.trx.li/papers and in our library.