Rate My Professor Theo Damoulas

Professor Theo Damoulas is a Professor in Machine Learning and Statistics at the University of Warwick, with a joint appointment in the Departments of Computer Science and Statistics. He holds a PhD in Probabilistic Multiple Kernel Learning from the University of Glasgow (2009), an MSc in Informatics with Distinction from the University of Edinburgh (2004), and an MEng in Mechanical Engineering with First Class Honours from the University of Manchester (2003). His career trajectory includes Research Assistant Professor at New York University's Center for Urban Science and Progress (2013-2015), Postdoctoral Research Associate and Research Associate in Computer Science at Cornell University (2009-2013), Assistant Professor at Warwick (2015-2018), Associate Professor (2018-2021), and full Professor since 2018. He currently heads the Foundations in AI and ML Division in Computer Science, serves as a UKRI Turing AI Fellow (2021-2026) leading research on the Machine Learning Foundations of Digital Twins, is an ELLIS member, and holds a Visiting Exchange Professor position at NYU CUSP. Damoulas founded and leads the cross-departmental Warwick Machine Learning Group and previously served as deputy director of the Data-Centric Engineering programme at The Alan Turing Institute, where he led projects such as Project Odysseus and the London Air Quality project.