Invited talk at SEMLA’25
I’m honored to be part of this fantastic lineup at SEMLA2025 and excited to reconnect with Montreal’s unique scientific community.Join us on 17-19 June, when I’ll share insights from our …
Kyanna Dagenais talks about uncertain guidance in reinforcement learning at the CAS Department Seminar series
Kyanna Dagenais presented her work on guiding reinforcement learning agents by uncertain human advice at the seminar series of the Department of Computing and Software. Kyanna’s research focuses on the …
Talk on automating systematic reviews at the Dept. of Family Medicine @Mac
On October 22, I had the honor to talk about our research on automating systematic reviews by LLMs (see here and here) at the Department of Family Medicine of McMaster …
Journal-first talk at CAiSE’24
Our paper Model consistency as a heuristic for eventual correctness co-authored with Hans Vangheluwe and Eugene Syriani will be presented as a journal-first talk at this year’s CAiSE. (Pre-print available …
Guest lecture at McGill University
Today, I had the pleasure of giving a guest lecture about digital twins at McGill University (albeit in a virtual setting) in Marie-Jose Montpetit‘s course on Dynamic Supply Networks Data …
Invited talk at Budapest Tech on Digital Twins
It is an honor to return to my alma mater, the Budapest University of Technology and Economics to give a talk about the frontiers of research on digital twins. Drop …
Invited journal-first talk at MODELS’23
Our paper Real-time Collaborative Multi-Level Modeling by Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types co-authored with Eugene Syriani has been invited to the main track of this year’s MODELS conference as a journal-first …
Journal-first presentation at MODELS’22
Our paper Blended Modeling in Commercial and Open-source Model-Driven Software Engineering Tools: A Systematic Study in collaboration with Malvina Latifaj, Jakob Pietron, Weixing Zhang, Federico Ciccozzi, Ivano Malavolta, Alexander Raschke, …