I am a Principal Researcher at RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, heading the RIDR group and responsible for the deep learning research area. We run a number of applied research projects where state-of-the-art techniques from machine learning transform application areas, and let new application areas drive innovation to push the boundaries of machine learning research.
I am a Docent at the Faculty of Engineering (LTH), Lund University. I hold a PhD in machine learning from Chalmers University of Technology (2018); my thesis is titled Representation learning for natural language. My PhD supervisors were Richard Johansson and Devdatt Dubhashi. My foundational work spans robust machine learning, annotation efficiency and uncertainty quantification in deep learning, and .
My applied work centers on machine learning for sustainability, specifically climate change adaptation, environmental monitoring, biodiversity tracking, remote sensing, and machine listening. I am a co-PI of CLIMES (The Swedish Centre for Impacts of Climate Extremes) and co-founder of Climate AI Nordics (CAIN), an initiative connecting Nordic researchers working on climate change challenges (visit climateainordics.com).
I organize the RISE Learning Machines seminar series. When I have time, I enjoy writing code and performing experiments.
See also my licentiate thesis, "Multi-document summarization and semantic relatedness", and master's thesis, "Dynamics of geographical routing in small-world networks".
I am currently supervising four PhD candidates:
I frequently supervise master's students in their degree projects. See my research group page for past and open thesis topics.
I teach and give lectures in some courses, including the recurring CLIMES summer school, and the short course on AI for environmental data.
When not working, I am a long-distance runner and the lucky father of two amazing teenagers.
Olof Mogren is a Principal Researcher heading the RIDR group at RISE, responsible for deep learning research, and Docent at the Faculty of Engineering (LTH), Lund University. Holding a PhD in machine learning from Chalmers University of Technology, his work bridges foundational machine learning and applied AI for sustainability. He is a co-founder of Climate AI Nordics and co-PI for CLIMES (Swedish Centre for Impacts of Climate Extremes). His current research topics include biodiversity and environmental monitoring, soundscape analysis, remote sensing, stream flow forecasting, robust AI, and distributed machine learning.