I'm Bruno Mlodozeniec.

I'm currently a PhD student at the University of Cambridge co-supervised by Richard Turner, David Krueger and Bernhard Schölkopf. I'm broadly interested in understanding how intelligence, learning and generalisation work, and how deep learning succeeds or fails at those. This has brought me to work on a range of topics from tools for interpreting neural networks (influence functions), generative modelling and symmetries, through to causality and probabilistic modelling.

I am also interested in AI for science, and have worked on applications to molecular dynamics simulation and modelling in synthetic biology.

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