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Michał Czuba

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I am a Research and Teaching Assistant at the Department of Artificial Intelligence, WUST. My research lies at the intersection of complex networks, deep learning, and agent-based modelling. I am primarily interested in machine learning on graphs (with a particular focus on graph neural networks), data mining, and the modelling of spreading phenomena such as opinion dynamics and epidemic spreading in social systems.

I have recently defended my doctoral thesis in Computer Science, in which I investigated spreading processes and influence maximisation in multilayer networks. My interests have evolved from software engineering and robotics towards artificial intelligence and network science, with a broader interest in modelling complex social and dynamical systems.

Beyond academia, I am also involved in industrial R&D, which gives me experience in developing, deploying, and scaling AI methods in real-world applications.

Research interests

  • complex networked systems
  • machine learning on graphs
  • representation learning
  • graph mining
  • spreading phenomena
  • social networks

Research groups

Education

  1. 2018

    Bechelor of Science (Control Engineering and Robotics)

    WUST, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

  2. 2019

    Master of Science (Individual Course of Study)

    WUST, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

  3. 2020

    Bechelor of Science (Computer Science)

    WUST, Faculty of Information and Communication Technology

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