Magali Legast is a PhD student and teaching assistant in computer science at UCLouvain, specializing in fairness and AI, with nine years of experience bridging research and education. Her work at ICTEAM focuses on algorithmic fairness, and she also contributes as unpaid staff at the University of Antwerp, reflecting collaborative ties across Belgian research institutions. Trained as a civil engineer in computer science with highest distinction, she combines rigorous engineering foundations with applied ML ethics. Colleagues describe her as someone who translates theoretical insights into teachable, testable artifacts—bringing academic depth to practical fairness challenges in AI.
9 years of coding experience
Master: ingénieur civil en informatique / computer science engineering, Grande distinction, Master: ingénieur civil en informatique / computer science engineering, Grande distinction at UCLouvain - Université catholique de Louvain
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Magali Legast - PHD Student In Computer Science at University of Antwerp