Professor Dr. Alexander Bastounis
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Biography
Alexander Bastounis is a Lecturer in Applied Mathematics at King's College London, specializing in optimization, foundational computational mathematics, and the limits of trustworthiness in artificial intelligence. He completed his PhD at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP) at the University of Cambridge in 2018. Before joining King's, he held research positions at City University of Hong Kong, Technische Universität Berlin, Cambridge, and the University of Edinburgh. He lectured at the University of Leicester from 2022 to 2024. In 2019, he was awarded the Leslie Fox Prize for his work on inverse problems. His research interests include foundational computational mathematics, optimization, and the theoretical aspects of artificial intelligence, focusing on adversarial attacks and their implications for classifier stability.
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— PresentKing's College London • London
Lecturer in Applied Mathematics, specializing in optimization and artificial intelligence research.
Awards
Leslie Fox Prize
Requirements for King's College London
Master Program
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