NSRI research advisor
Artificial Intelligence & Computational Modeling
Amelia V. Taylor, PhD
AI Researcher · MUBAS | Lead Researcher, KAI Lab
Malawi-based computer scientist leading grant-backed AI research across health informatics, low-resource technology and responsible generative AI.
Blantyre, Malawi
Academic profiles
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Research biography
Amelia V. Taylor holds a PhD in Mathematical Logic and works across artificial intelligence, computational modeling and applied data systems. She founded the Kuyesera AI Lab and has led work including a Gates Foundation-funded Grand Challenges project focused on equitable AI use. Her interests span AI, law, health, language technology and financial modeling.
Project with NSRI
Proposed research directionBenchmarking Speech-to-Text and Language Models for Low-Resource African Languages
This direction is designed to become a focused, student-executable research project. The final question, method, and deliverable are refined with the advisor and NSRI research team.
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How they will advise
Academic standing
- PhD Mathematical Logic
- AI Researcher · MUBAS | Lead Researcher, KAI Lab
- Blantyre, Malawi
Open to advising
- Independent researchers capable of executing a project with limited supervision
- Graduate-level researchers
- Open to any qualified researcher
- NSRI Research Leads who have demonstrated prior research experience
Advisor role
- Suggest extensions of my existing research
- Share an approved dataset, method, codebase, or research resource
- Review completed work for scientific accuracy
- Provide 1 guest research session
- Consider deeper collaboration when a project becomes sufficiently strong
Potential outputs
- Evidence map or literature review
- Systematic or scoping review
- Meta-analysis
- Dataset or database
- Statistical analysis or research report
- Model or benchmark
- Code or software tool
- Manuscript or preprint
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Selected research
Publication and scholarly profile links supplied by the researcher or their public academic record.
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