I am a PhD student at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (Tübingen, Germany), and I am happy to be co-supervised by Moritz Hardt and Bob Williamson. My research is centered around studying sociotechnical systems. I'm interested in the impact and consequences of using algorithmic systems on social media platforms.
Education
- Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Computer Engineering, BSc with honors (2016-2020)
- University of Cambridge, Advanced Computer Science, MPhil with distinction (2021-2022)
- IMPRS-IS PhD Program (2022-)
I'm interested in...
- Machine Learning
- Sociotechnical systems
- Security and privacy
Current projects
- Predictability of online speech - preprint
Contact me!
Via email: mina.remeli@tuebingen.mpg.dePast projects
- driver fingerprinting (supervised by Gergely Acs)
- second place at the Students' Scientific Association in 2018
- published in 2019
- commit classification (BSc thesis, supervised by Gabor Horvath)
- first place at the Students' Scientific Association in 2019
-
attacks in a federated learning setting (supervised by Gergely
Acs)
- published in 2022
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exploring bad minima in transfer learning (MPhil dissertation, supervised by Ferenc
Huszar)
- got awarded the prize for Highly Commended M.Phil Project