Martin Vechev is the founder and architect of INSAIT, the first world-class AI/computer science research center in Eastern Europe. Martin is a full professor at ETH Zurich and leads the Secure, Reliable, Intelligent Systems Lab. Martin is also a core faculty member at the Quantum Center and AI Center at ETH Zurich. Additionally, Martin is the co-founder and scientific adviser at LatticeFlow, DEepCode AG, and ChainSecurity. Prior to these roles, Martin worked at IBM T.J. Watson Research Center and Fadata Ltd. Martin holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge and a BSc in Computer Science from Simon Fraser University.
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INSAIT - Institute for Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Technology
INSAIT’s mission is to transform the world through excellence in science, research, and education. At INSAIT, we believe an immersive and inspiring environment, which encourages human creativity, curiosity-driven exploration, and freedom of thought, is paramount to shaping the true thought leaders of tomorrow who invent stunning technologies that change the world and capture human imagination. To fulfill its mission, INSAIT is created in partnership with Switzerland’s ETH Zurich and EPFL, two of the world’s best technical universities, and is closely advised and supervised by top academics from some of the most elite U.S., European, and Israeli universities and research labs. INSAIT’s sole focus is on scientific excellence: conducting world-class research, attracting outstanding international scientists, and training the next-generation of graduate and undergraduate students. INSAIT is expected to have transformational effects on society and economy at large: attracting high-quality diverse talent to the region, preventing brain drain, creating new state-of-the-art educational programs, pushing towards a more product-driven economy by inventing high-valued intellectual property (IP), enabling deep research-guided technological companies, attracting big technology companies, and many more.