CDISE faculty members |
Research topics |
Professor of Practice
Alexander Bernstein |
- Mathematical modeling
- Mathematical statistics
- Intelligent data analysis
- Geometrical and statistical methods in data analysis
- Manifold Learning
- Machine Learning
- Analysis of neuroimaging and biomedical data
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Visiting Professor
Christoph Borchers |
- Improvement, Development, and Application of Proteomics and Metabolomics Quantitative Technologies for Clinical Diagnostics
- Development of Precision Medicine Based on Coupling of Big Data and Multi-Omics Studies
- Correlating Patterns in Proteogenomics Data to Improve Precision Oncology
- Integrating Structural Proteomics Experimental Mass Spectrometry Data for Solving Protein Structures for Biomedical Research
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Professor
Nikolay Brilliantov |
- Polyelectrolyte-based Nano-actuators, Nano-tribology
- Mathematical Modeling of Complex Fluids, Polyelectrolyte, and Colloidal Solutions, and their biological applications
- Mathematical Modeling of Granular Matter, Granular Hydrodynamics and Kinetics
- Mathematical Modeling of Astrophysical Systems
- Theory of far-from-equilibrium processes and pattern formation
- Mathematical Modeling of systems of active particles and traffic modeling
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Associate Professor
Evgeny Burnaev |
- Generative modeling
- Manifold learning
- Deep learning for approximation of physical models
- Deep learning for 3D computer vision and neurovisualization
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Professor
Andrzej Cichocki |
- Application of AI for early diagnosis and detection of some mental diseases
- Tensor Networks and Tensor Decomposition for Machine Learning and Deep Learning
- EEG Brain-Computer Interfaces, Human-Computer Interactions, and Human Cooperation
- Signal/Image Processing and Machine Learning Algorithms
- Portfolio Optimization and Time Series Analysis
- Time Series Forecasting Using Deep Neural Networks and Machine Learning
- Humanoid Robotics and Human-Robot Interactions
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Associate Professor
Dmitry Dylov |
- Computational imaging
- Computer Vision
- Medical Vision
- Fundamental Aspects of Imaging
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Assistant Professor
Gonzalo Ferrer |
- Robotics
- Path Planning
- Perception
- Human Motion Prediction
- Dynamic Environments
- Localization
- Mapping
- Sensor Fusion
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Associate Professor
Alexey Frolov |
- Information theory for deep learning
- Machine learning in communications
- Coded Distributed Computing
- LDPC and Polar codes and their applications to future 5G wireless networks
- Non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) schemes for massive Internet of Things
- Random access protocols (coded slotted ALOHA)
- Coding for distributed and cloud storage systems
- Coding for fiber optic lines
- Post-quantum (code and lattice-based) cryptography
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Assistant Professor
Nikolay Koshev |
- Inverse and ill-posed problems of mathematical physics
- Differential equations
- Integral equations
- Mathematical modeling
- Magneto- and electroencephalography (MEG/EEG)
- Microscopy
- Tomography
- Signal and Image processing
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Assistant Professor
Yury Kostyukevich |
- High-resolution mass spectrometry
- Analysis of complex natural mixtures, proteomics, metabolomics
- Gas-phase ion chemistry
- Instrumentation development and supercomputer simulation of ion optic
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Associate Professor of Practice
Dmitry Lakontsev |
- Wireless Technologies
- Internet of Things
- Telecommunication systems
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Associate Professor
Victor Lempitsky |
- Computer vision
- Visual recognition
- Biomedical image analysis
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Professor
Evgeny Nikolaev |
- Supercomputer modeling of ion clouds behavior in accumulation and transport mass spectrometer devices
- Further development of Particle in Cell Algorithm and Code for FT ICR signals simulation
- Development of analytical solution for the dynamically harmonized FT ICR cell
- Quantitative mass spectrometry for personalized medicine
- Investigation of microgravity influence on astronaut’s body liquid proteome and metabolome by quantitative mass spectrometry
- Omics technologies
- Development and application of on fly H/D exchange methods
- Classification analysis of organic carbon natural storages using ultrahigh accuracy mass spectrometry (Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometry)
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Professor
Ivan Oseledets |
- Solution of multidimensional integral and differential equations discretized on fine grids
- Ab initio computations in quantum chemistry and computational material design
- Construction of reduced-order models for multiparametric systems in engineering
- Uncertainty quantification in engineering sciences
- Data mining and compression
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Assistant Professor
Pavel Osinenko |
Two major directions:
- Reinforcement learning (RL)
- Safe AI
Topics in RL:
- Deep RL and its convergence
- Stability and safety of RL
- Predictive RL
- Fusion of image recognition and RL
- Applications of RL: robots (wheeled, legged, manipulators), economic optimization agriculture, etc.
Topic in safe AI:
- Adversarial robustness, in particular via control theory and Lyapunov methods
- Verified computation and formal verification
- Stability and safety of dynamical AI systems
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Assistant Professor
Vladimir Palyulin |
- Stochastic processes and phenomena
- Target search optimization
- Machine learning applications in statistical physics
- Reinforcement learning for search optimization
- Mathematical modeling of soft matter
- Mathematical modeling of traffic problems
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Assistant Professor
Alexander Panchenko |
- Lexical semantics (especially word sense induction and disambiguation, frame induction and disambiguation, semantic similarity and relatedness, sense embeddings, automated construction and completion of lexical resources such as WordNet and FrameNet)
- Argument mining (especially comparative argument mining, and argument retrieval)
- Learning representations of linguistic symbolic structures (graphs) such as knowledge bases and lexical resource
- NLP for a better society: recognition of fake news, hate speech, and related phenomena
- Textual style transfer
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Assistant Professor
Maxim Panov |
- Bayesian methods in machine learning and statistics
- Uncertainty estimation for machine learning models
- Algorithms and statistical analysis of complex networks
- Gaussian processes regression
- Statistical inference, semiparametric inference
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Associate Professor
Anh-Huy Phan |
- Tensor decomposition and tensor networks for ML applications
- Deep convolutional tensor network
- Intelligent signal processing
- Tensor fusion network and multimodality analysis
- Blind Sources Separation
- Brain-Computer Interface
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Assistant Professor
Petr Popov |
Deep learning in structural bioinformatics and chemoinformatics |
Associate Professor
Sergey Rykovanov |
High-performance computing, computational physics |
Assistant Professor
Andrey Somov |
- Intelligent sensing and data analysis in the scope of eSports, biomedical, and precision agriculture applications.
- Power management, energy harvesting for wireless sensor networks, and wearables.
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Professor
Vladimir Spokoiny |
- Image analysis and its applications to medicine,
- Adaptive nonparametric smoothing and hypothesis testing,
- High dimensional data analysis,
- Statistical methods in finance and nonlinear nonstationary time series
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Assistant Professor
Natallia Strushkevich |
Applications of computational and machine learning methods for design and development of:
- protein-protein interaction (PPI) inhibitors (applicable in breast and prostate cancers) and activators (Alzheimer disease);
- novel scaffolds for inhibition of evaluated target enzymes (infectious diseases);
- prediction of drug metabolism by cytochrome P450 enzymes.
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Associate Professor
Alexey Vishnyakov |
- Advancing of mathematical modeling methodology & simulation techniques
- Physics-informed machine learning
- Porous structures & interfaces: characterization, thermodynamics, and transport
- Structure-property relationships in soft matter
- Statistical mechanics, especially in application to complex media and molecules
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Associate Professor
Dmitry Yarotsky |
- Theoretical methods of deep learning
- Applications of machine learning to wireless communication and bioinformatics
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Assistant Professor
Dmitry Yudin |
- Neuromorphic computing with a focus on both algorithm development and hardware
- Variational quantum algorithms and quantum computing
- Computational materials science and atomistic-scale modeling
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Assistant Professor
Alexey Zaytsev |
- Advanced algorithms for Bayesian optimization
- Embeddings for weakly structured data
- Adversarial attacks for categorical data
- Anomaly detection approaches
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Adjunct Professor
Denis Zorin |
- Theory and practical algorithms for subdivision surfaces, surface deformation, and mapping
- Efficient computational methods for integral equations
- Geometric modeling
- Geometry processing
- Scientific computing
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