Our Fellows

The EPFL AI Center Postdoctoral Fellowship Program brings together outstanding young researchers who collaborate with EPFL faculty across diverse scientific domains to advance the capabilities and applications of AI.

With a focus on excellence and collaborative research, our Fellows develop their own research agendas while contributing to the Center’s community and strategic initiatives.

Below, meet our Postdoctoral Fellows currently shaping the future of AI through the program.

Below, meet our Postdoctoral Fellows currently shaping the future of AI through the AI Fellowship Programme .

Badr Alhki

NLP, ML, & cognitive science

Badr works at the intersection of natural language processing, machine learning, and cognitive neuroscience. His research explores how large language models can be adapted to advance our understanding of the human brain and behavior.

EPFL Host Professors: Antoine Bosselut and Martin Schrimpf

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Badr Alhki

NLP & AI for scientific discovery

Mete studies the limitations of large language models as tools for scientific discovery. He focuses on scientific creativity: the ability to generate promising hypotheses, develop new ideas and make connections that go beyond reproducing existing knowledge.  

EPFL Host Professor: Antoine Bosselut 

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Artavazd Maranjyan

AI, optimization & energy efficiency

Badr works at the intersection of natural language processing, machine learning, and cognitive neuroscience. His research explores how large language models can be adapted to advance our understanding of the human brain and behavior.

EPFL Host Professors: Antoine Bosselut and Martin Schrimpf

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David Sasu

NLP, AI for Health and Humanitarian reponse

Mete studies the limitations of large language models as tools for scientific discovery. He focuses on scientific creativity: the ability to generate promising hypotheses, develop new ideas and make connections that go beyond reproducing existing knowledge.  

EPFL Host Professor: Antoine Bosselut 

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