I am an AI researcher at LGND AI and incoming Assistant Professor at UCL, starting in Fall 2026. My research focuses on the representation of geospatial phenomena in machine learning methods and, more broadly, on statistical machine learning and self-supervised representation learning. Beyond that, I am interested in the application of these methods in urban environments and to tackle climate change. Before my current role, I was as a postdoctoral researcher and research scientist at Microsoft Research. I completed my PhD at the University of Warwick and New York University. I was also an Enrichment student at the Alan Turing Institute and a Beyond Fellow at TUM / DLR. In my free time, I volunteer for Climate Change AI where I served for two terms on the board od directors.
I am currently hiring PhD students! I am looking for students interested in one or more of the following areas:
Prospective students will work in an interdisciplinary environment that encourages and fosters collaboration across academic domains, with the goal of developing high-impact AI methods designed for and with real-world use cases. Interested students should send the following documents to konstantin.klemmer.16@ucl.ac.uk using the subject line [UCLCEGE PHD 26] no later than December 5, 2025 (I will start reviewing on December 1):
For a recent talk about my work, check the video (MIT LIDS Seminar 2025) below:
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David Mikisch, Postgraduate student, TU Berlin & Mila
Haoran Zhang, Postgraduate student, Harvard University
Natha Safir, Undergraduate student, University of Georgia (now SWE at Google)
Gyri Reiersen, Masters student, Technical University of Munich (now co-founder at Tanso)
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