I am a postdoctoral fellow at CTU (Prague), in the optimization group, working with Jakub Mareček on the optimization of tame functions.
Prior to this position, I did my PhD at the Laboratoire Jean Kuntzmann (Grenoble), in the DAO team under the supervision of Franck Iutzeler and Jérôme Malick. I focused on structured nonsmooth problems, which include learning problems and more general nonsmooth problems. I developed structure identification procedures and fast (Newton-type) methods for such nonsmooth nonconvex problems. More in my PhD thesis!
From snowy fields to dense forests, this year’s ECMR workshop and competition will tackle SLAM where GPS fails, sensors struggle, and resilience matters most.
The European project Tuples, which includes researchers from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University, is developing trustworthy artificial intelligence for decision-making. The system is already smartly planning waste collection in cities.
Competing against more than 90 universities from around the world, the team secured second place in the Defenders category—earning a $100,000 prize for their AI model’s security and robustness.
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