Photo: Arno Solin
Photo: Arno Solin

Service

Memberships

In addition to internal committee work at Aalto.

Workshop/Conference Organization

Seminar Series

Senior Area Chair

  • 2026: ICML, NeurIPS
  • 2025: AISTATS, NeurIPS

Area Chair

  • 2025: ICLR, ICML
  • 2024: AISTATS, ICLR, ICML, NeurIPS
  • 2023: AISTATS, ICML, NeurIPS
  • 2022: AISTATS, NeurIPS
  • 2021: NeurIPS

Program Committee Member

  • 2023: AAAI
  • 2021: AAAI, UAI
  • 2020: AAAI
  • 2019: AAAI

Reviewing

  • 2026: CVPR, ECCV
  • 2025: WACV, CVPR, ICCV
  • 2024: WACV
  • 2023: WACV, CVPR, ICLR
  • 2022: ICML, WACV, JASA, JUQ
  • 2021: AISTATS, ICLR, ICML, IFAC SYSID, NeurIPS
  • 2020: AISTATS, ICML, ICML Workshop selection, Nature Communications, NeurIPS, NeurIPS Workshop selection, SPL, STCO
  • 2019: AISTATS, ICML, ECC, IEEE Access, IEEE Sensors, NeurIPS,
  • 2018: AISTATS, FUSION, IROS, JMLR, NeurIPS
  • 2017: AISTATS, Automatica, JMLR, Sensors
  • 2016: AISTATS, IEEE TKDE
  • 2015: AISTATS, NIPS, IEEE SPL
  • 2014: AISTATS, Automatica, NIPS
  • 2013: IEEE SMC-C, IEEE TAC, IEEE Signal Processing
  • 2012: IEEE ACC

Session Chair

  • 2022: AISTATS

I also review grant proposals (e.g., for national funding agencies).

Mentoring

  • 2022: ICLR Reviewer Mentorship Program

Opponent/Examiner/Dissertation Committee Member

  • Martin Jørgensen (2020). “Stochastic Representations with Gaussian Processes and Geometry”. PhD thesis at Technical University of Denmark. Supervised by Prof. Søren Hauberg.
  • Jarrad Courts (2021). “State and Parameter Estimation for Nonlinear State-Space Models using Variational Inference”. PhD thesis at University of Newcastle, Australia. Supervised by Prof. Adrian Wills and Dr. Christopher Renton.
  • Anton Kullberg (2021). “On Joint State Estimation and Model Learning using Gaussian Process Approximations”. Licentiate Thesis at University of Linköping, Sweden. Supervised by Prof. Gustaf Hendeby and Prof. Isaac Skog.
  • Théo Galy-Fajou (2022). “Latent Variable Augmentation for Approximate Bayesian Inference – Applications for Gaussian Processes”. PhD thesis at Technical University of Berlin, Germany. Supervised by Prof. Manfred Opper.
  • James Thornton (2023). “Optimal Transport Based Simulation Methods for Deep Probabilistic Models”. PhD thesis at University of Oxford, UK. Supervised by Prof. George Deligiannidis and Prof. Arnaud Doucet.
  • Pascal Sado (2023). “Machine Learning in Auroral Image Research Aurora Image Classification using Machine Learning Techniques and Substorm Forecasting”. PhD thesis at University of Oslo, Norway. Supervised by Prof. Lasse Clausen.
  • Firas Laakom (2024). “Feature Diversity in Neural Networks: Theory and Algorithms”. Pre-examiner of PhD thesis at Tampere University, Finland. Supervised by Prof. Moncef Gabbouj.
  • Jakob Lindqvist (2024). “On Uncertainty Estimation in Machine Learning”. Faculty opponent for PhD thesis at Chalmers University, Gothenburg, Sweden. Supervised by Prof. Lennart Svensson.
  • Mikkel Jordahn (2025). “Calibrated Machine Learning Models: How To Get Them and Why They Matter”. PhD thesis at Technical University of Denmark. Supervised by Prof. Michael Riis Andersen and Prof. Lars Kai Hansen.
  • Joel Oskarsson (2025) “Modeling Spatio-Temporal Systems with Graph-based Machine Learning”. Faculty opponent (replaced Prof. Harri Lähdesmäki who was unavailable) for PhD thesis at Linköping University, Linköping, Sweden. Supervised by Prof. Fredrik Lindsten, Per Sidén, and Tomas Landelius.
  • Wenlong Chen (2025) “Probabilistic Learning and Generation in Deep Sequence Models”. External examiner for PhD thesis at Imperial College London, UK. Supervised by Prof. Yingzhen Li.
  • Marius Aasan (2026) “From Continua to Objecthood: On Tokenization and Perceptual Grouping in Vision”. Opponent for PhD defence at University of Oslo, Norway. Supervised by Prof. Adín Ramírez Rivera, Odd Kolbjørnsen, and Anne H. Schistad Solberg.
  • Carl Lindström (2026). “Neural Rendering for Autonomous Driving”. Faculty opponent for PhD thesis at Chalmers University, Gothenburg, Sweden. Supervised by Prof. Lennart Svensson, Lars Hammarstrand, and Maryam Fatemi.