Career

Research Interests

I develop machine learning models for generating non-verbal behavior from speech and other input signals. My work spans data-driven gesture synthesis, motion capture processing, and building rigorous evaluation frameworks for generative models of human motion. I co-organize the GENEA Challenges and Workshops, establishing community benchmarks for gesture generation.

Teaching & Mentoring

During my PhD at KTH, I supervised multiple master’s theses and internships, and served as a teaching assistant in Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Deep Learning, and Multimodal Interaction courses. Several of my students went on to pursue PhDs: