Germans is a postdoctoral research associate at the Khoury College of Computer Sciences, working with Professor Tina Eliassi-Rad. His research focuses on enhancing the transparency and fairness of machine learning algorithms used in network science, with a particular interest in mitigating biases in algorithms that model human behavior and social interactions.
Germans obtained his PhD from the Technical University of Denmark, where he focused on using foundation models to study individual socioeconomic and health trajectories. His work explored the ability of such models to compress multimodal time series and provide interpretable predictions.
He obtained an MSc in Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence from the Technical University of Denmark in 2020 and a BSc in Human-Computer Interaction from Aalborg University in 2016.
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