Andreas Vlachos

Rami Aly: PhD student working on automated fact-checking, funded by EPSRC
Eric Chamoun: PhD student working on automated fact-checking
Julius Cheng: PhD student working on imitation learning and dialogue systems, funded by Huawei
Youmna Farag: postdoc working on dialogue agents for argumentation, funded by the EPSRC project Opening Up Minds
Georgi Karadzhov: PhD student on deliberation enhancing bots, co-supervised with Tom Stafford
Michail Korakakis, working on imitation learning, funded by ESRC
Pietro Lesci: PhD student working on automated fact-checking, funded by the ERC project AVERiTeC
Nedjma Djouhra Ousidhoum: postdoc working on fact-checking for journalists, funded by the EU-H2020 project MONITIO
Michael Sejr Schlichtkrull: postdoc working on automated fact-checking, funded by the ERC project AVERiTeC
Ieva Raminta Staliūnaitė: PhD student working on causality in natural language
Marek Strelec: PhD student working on imitation learning
Moy Yuan : PhD student working on automated fact-checking, funded by the ERC project AVERiTeC

Zhijiang Guo: postdoc working on automated fact-checking, funded by the ERC project AVERiTeC, now Senior Research Scientist at Huawei
Amrith Krishna (2020-2022): postdoc working on automated fact-checking using structured representations in collaboration with Sebastian Riedel and funded by Facebook
Gerasimos Lampouras (2015-2018): postdoc on natural language generation with imitation learning in Diligent and eNeMILP, now Senior Research Scientist at Huawei

Christine de Kock: PhD student on dispute resolution in online conversations, supported by Huawei and the Oppenheimer Memorial Trust
Hardy (2017-2021): PhD student on summarisation (thesis), co-supervised with Nikos Aletras, now postdoc at McGill University
Abiola Obamuyide (2016-2020): PhD student on knowledge base population in SUMMA (thesis), now postdoc at the University of Strathclyde
Yunita Sari (2016-2019): PhD student on authorship attribution (thesis), co-supervised with Mark Stevenson, now at the Department of Computer Science and Electronics, Universitas Gadjah Mada
James Thorne (2016-2021): PhD student on automated fact-checking (thesis), supported by Amazon, co-supervised with Christos Christodoulopoulos and Arpit Mittal, now assistant professor at KAIST