Egor Kotov is a spatial data scientist and doctoral researcher with over a decade of experience working with larger-than-memory datasets, graph representations, and urban mobility research. He combines academic rigor from roles at MPIDR and Universitat Pompeu Fabra with practical teaching and consultancy experience across universities and international organisations. Currently he studies how human mobility patterns drive the spread of tiger mosquitoes in Spain using mobile phone data, blending computational reproducibility with applied epidemiology and urban planning. His background spans lecturing, research fellowships, and editorial work in computational reproducibility, reflecting a rare mix of methodological depth and operational focus. Based in northern Germany, he brings an interdisciplinary perspective informed by economics, planning, and advanced spatial computation.
11 years of coding experience
MSc, Planning, Environmental Management, Surveying, MSc, Planning, Environmental Management, Surveying at University of Aberdeen
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD at Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Equivalent of MA, Economics, Energy Markets, Equivalent of MA, Economics, Energy Markets at Gosudarstvennyj Universitet - Vysšaja Škola Ekonomiki
Equivalent of MA, Economics, Energy Markets, Equivalent of MA, Economics, Energy Markets at National Research University - Higher School of Economics
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