Summary
Chen Feng is a machine learning lecturer and researcher with nine years of experience focused on AI robustness, safety, and weakly/self-supervised methods, currently based in London and appointed at Queen's University Belfast. He holds a PhD in Computer Vision and Multimedia from Queen Mary University of London and an MSc from Tsinghua, bringing strong interdisciplinary training that spans genomics-informed bioinformatics to autonomous systems. His work addresses adversarial robustness, multi-modal LLMs, and learning from noisy labels, blending theoretical algorithm design with applied projects and EU-funded exchange experience. At UCL he led Leverhulme-supported research and has a track record of collaborating internationally, including a Horizon-funded stint at the MHUG Lab in Trento. Beyond research, he contributes to academic teaching and student mentorship and serves as a certified Mental Health First Aider, reflecting a commitment to inclusive, supportive research environments.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Controlling Science, Bachelor's degree, Controlling Science at Nankai University
Master's Degree, Genomics Analysis/Bioinformatics, Master's Degree, Genomics Analysis/Bioinformatics at Tsinghua University
Doctor's Degree, Computer Vision and Multimedia, Doctor's Degree, Computer Vision and Multimedia at Queen Mary University of London