Michael Sejr Schlichtkrull

Lecturer, Queen Mary University of London

I am a lecturer at Queen Mary University of London. My research is focused on automated reasoning (by LLMs and other NLP models) over retrieved evidence, especially for fact-checking and problems with similarly complex epistemology. I am also very interested in modeling structured data sources, such as knowledge graphs, tables, or parse trees. I study technologies that improve the way we interact with information, whether that is through question answering systems that allow us to interrogate data, or fact-checking systems that help us reason about the evidential support for data.

Before coming to Queen Mary, I was a postdoctoral research associate and affiliated lecturer at the University of Cambridge, where I worked with Andreas Vlachos on automated fact verification. I was also a research associate at Fitzwilliam College. I graduated in 2021 with my PhD thesis from the University of Amsterdam, where I worked with Ivan Titov on building NLP models that incorporate structured data.

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m (dot) schlichtkrull (at) qmul (dot) (dot) ac (dot) uk

School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, Queen Mary University of London