Hi! I’m Alizée, a PhD student in Machine Learning and a fellow at the ETH AI Center in Zürich. I am lucky to work with Prof. Gunnar Rätsch and Prof. Bernhard Schölkopf. I am also part of the ELLIS PhD program. My main research goal is to develop ML solutions for clinical decision support and personalised treatment recommendation, with an interest for offline reinforcement learning, representation learning and causal inference.
I am an incoming student researcher at Google Zürich, working with Aliaksei Severyn on RL methods to improve LLM training.
Before my PhD, I led a project on imitation learning for clinical decision-making with Prof. Mihaela van der Schaar at the University of Cambridge. My professional experience also includes medical device development for stroke treatment, sensor-assisted surgery and 3D-printed heart stents, as well as software engineering at CERN. In parallel, I studied Physics, Materials Science and Machine Learning at Cambridge, where I consistently ranked first in my year.
PhD in Machine Learning, started 2021
ETH Zürich
MPhil in Machine Learning and Machine Intelligence, 2021
University of Cambridge
BA MSci in Materials Science, 2020
University of Cambridge
[May 30, 2023] I will be spending six months as a Student Researcher at Google Zürich, working with Aliaksei Severyn on RL methods to improve LLM training. Super excited!
[April 24, 2023] My paper on Temporal Label Smoothing is accepted to ICML 2023. See you in Hawaii 🌺🏝
[March 1, 2023] My Master’s student got his paper on Trajectory Representation & Clustering accepted at the ICLR TSRL4H Workshop. Congrats Haobo!
[Sept 1, 2022] I was featured in the latest NZZ Folio (major Swiss newspaper): These young people are building our future.
[Jan 28, 2022] My paper on Interpretable Imitation Learning has been accepted to ICLR 2022 as spotlight (5% acceptance rate)!
See my Google Scholar profile for a full list of publications.