Research presented at leading machine learning conferences such as NeurIPS and ICML, including a best paper award. Ongoing collaborations include tailored Bayesian optimisation models for biomolecular design or optimisation of chemical processes.
Research Experience
Previously a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) at Imperial College London, and worked in industry with Dr. James Hensman for two years on data-driven decision making. Occasionally worked as a machine learning consultant during his PhD and spent a few months as a visiting researcher at Google in Mountain View, CA.
Education
PhD from the Machine Learning Group at the University of Cambridge, supervised by Prof. Carl Rasmussen, completed in 2017. Funded by EPSRC and awarded a Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship for the final year.
Background
Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Oxford, researching machine learning, and a Tutorial Fellow at Hertford College. Research interests include: finding general patterns that allow generalization beyond the training set, automatically assembling neuron connectivity structure, and interacting with the environment while avoiding risk but learning as quickly as possible.
Miscellany
Moved to the UK from the Netherlands for his undergraduate degree in Engineering.