Summary
Michelangelo Conserva is a research scientist specializing in remote sensing, climate and food-security forecasting with eight years of experience bridging academic rigor and production-grade research at Google and DeepMind. Currently finishing a PhD in Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London, he has delivered applied ML solutions ranging from high-resolution aerial imagery models to graph-based foodshed detection and forestry mapping from satellite data. His work combines time-series forecasting, graph neural networks and computer vision to tackle environmental and humanitarian problems, often moving prototypes toward real-world impact within Google research teams. Notably, he has repeatedly transitioned internship projects into sustained research roles, reflecting a rare ability to scale experiments into ongoing programs. Based in London, he pairs strong statistical training (UCL MSc, Sapienza background in statistics) with practical engineering at one of the world’s largest ML organizations.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
MSc Computational Statistics and Machine Learning, MSc Computational Statistics and Machine Learning at UCL Engineering
Statistics Economy Finance Insurance, Statistics, Statistics Economy Finance Insurance, Statistics at Sapienza Università di Roma
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London
Italian, English