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I am a PhD student in the computer Laboratory, focusing on topics at the interface of stochastic control and inference.

Research Group:

Cambridge Affective Computing and Robotics Group, Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge.

Personal web page

I’m a second year PhD student in the Systems Research Group at the Department of Computer Science and Technology (The Computer Laboratory), under the supervision of Prof. Richard Mortier. I am a member of Trinity College. My research focus is currently on decentralised cluster orchestration.

I am a fourth-year PhD student in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University of Cambridge. My research focuses on developing interpretable machine learning methods for safety-critical domains.

I am a PhD student (2020 – ) working in the Affective Intelligence and Robotics Lab, under the supervision of Dr Hatice Gunes. My research focuses on creating robots for human wellbeing. I work together with experts from different disciplines (such as psychology and computing), as well as prospective users of such robots.

My research interests include Human-Robot Interaction, Social Robotics, Affective Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Design Research, Participatory Design, and User Experience.

I am a PhD student in Computer Science at the University of Cambridge under the supervision of Dr Alice Hutchings.

I work in the Cambridge Cybercrime Centre and my research is focused on applications of Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing to Cybercrime.

My MPhil Research Project at the University of Cambridge was about automated NLP approaches for currency exchange analysis in underground forums.

At the moment, I am analysing the impact of COVID-19 in the proliferation and evolution of investment fraud and financial scams.