Jolanta Mozyrska

I recently earned an MSc in Advanced Computer Science with distinction at the University of Oxford. I am interested in AI for biomedicine, Graph Neural Networks, and Neural Algorithmic Reasoning. Previously, I completed my BSc in Computer Science at the University of Warsaw, Poland.

CV

👩‍💻 I'm currently interning at Prof. Monod's research group.
✨ I'm mentoring Oxford students through Oxford Women* in Computer Science Society mentoring program.
📝 Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Publications

Cardiac anatomy modelling using Latent Diffusion Models

Jolanta Mozyrska, Marcel Beetz, Luke Melas-Kyriazi, Vicente Grau, Abhirup Banerjee, Alfonso Bueno-Orovio
In review.

MSc thesis (awarded Distinction)

Cardiac anatomy modelling using Latent Diffusion Models

Abstract
Supervisors: Prof. Alfonso Bueno-Orovio, Dr. Abhirup Banerjee, Luke Melas-Kyriazi, Prof. Vicente Grau

Research Experience and Internships

London Geometry and Machine Learning Summer School 2024

Supervisor: Michail Chatzianastasis
Project: Protein Representation Learning

Google - Operations Research Team

Added a new optimizer to a Mixed Integer Programming framework. It outperformed Gurobi (state-of-the-art solver) in 70% of instances of a specific type of knapsack problem.

NVIDIA

Accelerated data preprocessing with NVTabular library, graph generation with R-MAT model.

Google - Fit Research Team

Google Fit
Successfully reproduced a research paper about robust analysis of photoplethysmographic signals.
Team leader: Dr. Robert Harle

QED.ai

Data validation for CHAMPS - a project aiming to lower child mortality rates in developing countries, and for Scanform - a program helping to gather useful data from less accessible African villages. Additionally, I worked remotely with partners from Africa on visualisations for AFAP.

Conferences & Summer Schools

Cambridge Centre for AI in Medicine Summer School 2023

Poster presentation: Cardiac Anatomy Generation with Latent Diffusion Models
Scholarship recipient.

ML in PL Conference 2021

Poster presentation: Optimising N-BEATS for the NVIDIA Time-Series Prediction Platform (BSc thesis).