Dr Frederik Mallmann-Trenn
Head of the Algorithms and Data Analysis Research Group
- Senior Lecturer in Computer Science (Data Science)
Research interests
- Computer science
Biography
Frederik Mallmann-Trenn is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Informatics. He obtained a joint-PhD from École Normale Supérieure and Simon Fraser University. After receiving his PhD he went for two years to MIT to do a postdoc with Nancy Lynch.
At King’s Frederik is head of the Algorithms and Data Analysis Group (ADA) in Informatics. He also directs the interdisciplinary RandomLab focusing on understanding stochastic processes that surround us in our daily lives. He received an EPSRC New Investigator Award for his research on the spread of misinformation.
Research Interests
- Stochastic processes
- Biological distributed computing
- Community detection
- Random walks
- Brain
- Computing with noise
- Social networks
- Robotics
More information
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Research
Algorithms and Data Analysis
The group develops algorithmic solutions and concrete implementations for various applications.
News
New approach to training AI could significantly reduce time and energy involved
Pruning neural networks during training could make AI more efficient, sustainable and accessible
Features
Modelling virus outbreaks
When Epidemics Die before Developing and the Surprising Effect of Travelling on Disease Spread
The publication feed is not currently available.
Research
Algorithms and Data Analysis
The group develops algorithmic solutions and concrete implementations for various applications.
News
New approach to training AI could significantly reduce time and energy involved
Pruning neural networks during training could make AI more efficient, sustainable and accessible
Features
Modelling virus outbreaks
When Epidemics Die before Developing and the Surprising Effect of Travelling on Disease Spread