Shayan Alipour
PhD in Computer Science
I'm a research assistant with the LS3 lab at the University of Toronto and the CDCS lab at the Sapienza University of Rome, working at the intersection of Machine Learning, Network Science, and Computational Social Science. Previously, I was a visiting researcher with the Network Inequality and Fairness lab at the Complexity Science Hub.
My work has been published in high-impact venues, and has been recognized by both peers and the media. I regularly serve as a reviewer for journals and conferences. A key aspect of my work involves computational analyses of large-scale behavioral and interactional data, aiming to inform the design of human-centered AI systems.
I'm a recipient of Sapienza's Computer Science Departmental Excellence Scholarship, and have been fortunate to received several research grants. Outside academia, I help startups build AI-driven and cloud-based solutions.
As a true believer in the network effect, I love connecting with others. Feel free to reach out, I'd be more than happy to have a quick chat!