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M.Sc. in Economics — International Tourism and Hotel Management
SJM Growth Advisory India
A hospitality and tourism leader whose career runs from Hyatt, IHG and Kuoni to the opening of the first Shangri-La in New Delhi and the growth…
PhD in Artificial Intelligence
University of Oxford United Kingdom
Developing verification methods for machine learning systems deployed in safety-critical industrial settings.
PhD in Computational Neuroscience
University of Cambridge United Kingdom
Researching neural computation and the use of machine learning in the early detection of neurodegenerative disease.
Research Excellence · Artificial Intelligence
A model that cannot be interrogated cannot be governed. Interpretability is not a courtesy we extend to users — it is the precondition of accountability.View profile
PhD in Epidemiology
University of Ghana Ghana
Building the surveillance capacity that allows West African health systems to detect outbreaks without external assistance.
Doctor of Business Administration
London School of Economics and Political Science United Kingdom
Examining whether sustainability disclosure changes how capital is actually allocated — and finding, often, that it does not.
PhD in Materials Science
The University of Tokyo Japan
Designing solid-state electrolytes that survive the manufacturing process, not only the laboratory.
Doctor of Laws
Sorbonne Université France
Writing the doctrinal history of how European constitutional traditions absorbed the problem of personal data.
PhD in Biotechnology
Universidade de São Paulo Brazil
Converting agricultural residue into industrial feedstock at yields that make the economics work for growers.
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