Xenia Miscouridou

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General

Since Sept 2023, I am a Lecturer at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Cyprus &
an Honorary/Visiting Lecturer at Imperial College London, within the Department of Mathematics and Imperial X,

a new center for driving innovation in digital technologies, machine learning and artificial intelligence.

In 2022-2023 I was a Lecturer at Imperial College London.

I am part of Machine Learning & Global Health Network, a multi-organisation network across UK,

Denmark, Singapore and Germany.

General

Since Sept 2023, I am a Lecturer at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Cyprus &
an Honorary/Visiting Lecturer at Imperial College London, within the Department of Mathematics and Imperial X,

a new center for driving innovation in digital technologies, machine learning and artificial intelligence.

In 2022-2023 I was a Lecturer at Imperial College London.

I am part of Machine Learning & Global Health Network, a multi-organisation network across UK,

Denmark, Singapore and Germany.

Blackwell-Rosenbluth Award 2023

I am very happy to have received the Blackwell-Rosenbluth award of j -ISBA for Bayesian statistics!

FORBES 30 UNDER 30

I am very honoured and happy to be selected as one of the Forbes under 30 in Science and Healthcare. Huge congratulations to the full class of Forbes Europe 2022!

Research

My research intersts lie in the broad area of statistical machine learning with broader goal to
build methods that combine the strengths of statistics and computation aspiring to answer
scientific questions with impact in real life.

My research interests include topics in
1) Bayesian non parametrics, random graph modelling, spatiotemporal modelling, stochastic processes,
2) Deep generative models in the scope of explainable Machine Learning.
3) Stochastic Processes in the context of language modelling with large language models.

PhD Students

I am co-supervising Marta Aparicio Rodriguez (Imperial College London) on Explainable Machine
Learning with focus on deep generative models, and
Iwona Hawlyruk (Imperial College London) on her PhD on Bayesian Statistics and Machine
Learning methods applied in Epidemiology. (Phd completion in 2024)

If you are interested in a PhD at Imperial working with me, feel free to send me an email to discuss this.

Contact Information

Email: miscouridou [dot] xenia [at] ucy [dot] ac [dot] cy

x [dot] miscouridou [at] imperial [dot] ac [dot] uk