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Mariya Hendriksen
Google Scholar ID: QYN_2acAAAAJ
University of Oxford
Artificial Intelligence
Vision and Language
AI for Neuroscience
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mariya.hendriksen@eng.ox.ac.uk
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Publications
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Adapting Vision-Language Models for Evaluating World Models
2025
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MMTEB: Massive Multilingual Text Embedding Benchmark
2025
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Assessing Brittleness of Image-Text Retrieval Benchmarks from Vision-Language Models Perspective
arXiv.org · 2024
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Academic Achievements
- Presented 'Human-VLM Collaboration for Evaluating World Models' at CMU as a Spotlight
- Presented 'Image-Seeking Intent Prediction for Cross-Device Product Search' at RecSys Gen AI for E-commerce 2025 as an Oral
- Paper 'Benchmark Granularity and Model Robustness for Image-Text Retrieval' accepted at SIGIR 2025
- Paper 'Demonstrating and Reducing Shortcuts in Vision-Language Representation Learning' accepted at TMLR
- Paper 'Multimodal Learned Sparse Retrieval with Probabilistic Expansion Control' accepted at ECIR 2024
- Paper 'Scene-centric vs. Object-centric Image-Text Cross-modal Retrieval: A Reproducibility Study' accepted at ECIR 2023
Research Experience
- Research Fellow at the University of Oxford, working with Philip Torr and ʻŌiwi Parker Jones
- Interned at Microsoft Research (Cambridge), Gemini team
- Interned at Bloomberg AI, London, Question Answering team
- Interned at Amazon Alexa
- Interned at LIIR, KU Leuven
- Interned at ETH Zurich
Education
- PhD in Artificial Intelligence, University of Amsterdam, advised by Maarten de Rijke and Paul Groth
- MSc in AI, KU Leuven
- BSc in Computational Linguistics, Novosibirsk State University
Background
Research interests: multimodal machine learning for applications in neuroscience. Committed to fostering diverse and inclusive research communities.
Miscellany
Organizes the WiML Mentorship Program; served as the General Chair for the WiML at ICML 2025; mentored through the Inclusive AI initiative
Co-authors
17 total
Maarten de Rijke
University of Amsterdam & ICAI
Svitlana Vakulenko
Vienna University of Economics and Business
Andrew Yates
Johns Hopkins University, Human Language Technology Center of Excellence
Nanne van Noord
Assistant Professor, University of Amsterdam
Marie-Francine Moens
Professor of Computer Science KU Leuven
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Sam Devlin
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