Multi-agent reinforcement learning that people can actually work with.
Autonomous teams are becoming capable enough to act on our behalf in high-stakes settings.
My work is about the part capability alone doesn't solve: coordinating a team of agents under
pressure while keeping the human supervising them informed, in control, and not overloaded.
Doctoral research
Adaptive Human–AI Collaboration for Emergency Response
Deakin University & Coventry University — cotutelle PhD, 2025–2028
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Multi-agent reinforcement learning
Coordination and task allocation when objectives shift mid-mission and communication is unreliable.
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Human–AI teaming
Autonomy that adapts to the person supervising it, rather than a level fixed at design time.
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Multimodal models of human state
Reading workload, trust and intent from behavioural signals as a mission unfolds.
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Language models & knowledge graphs
Keeping agent reasoning inspectable, and an agent's intent legible to the person beside it.
I write about the parts I can share on the blog. Ongoing thesis work is mostly
under review — happy to talk about it directly.