Mario A. Sinani · Dept. of Aeronautics · Imperial College London

Experience.

Six research and engineering positions in four countries, from detector engineering for the CMS Phase-2 upgrade at CERN to deep learning for scientific model discovery in Seattle.

Feb 2026 - Present
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Researcher

NSF | AI Institute in Dynamic Systems - Seattle, Washington, USA

Deep learning for scientific model discovery.

Feb 2026 - Present
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Researcher

University of Washington - Seattle, Washington, USA
Jul 2023 - Present
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Marie Skłodowska-Curie Researcher & Teaching Assistant

Imperial College London, Dept. of Aeronautics - London, UK

Machine learning for aerospace engineering: data-driven modeling and nonlinear control of highly flexible aeroelastic structures, with the Load Control and Aeroelastics Lab and the Flow Control Group.

Jul 2022 - Jun 2023
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Research & Development Engineer

Optotune - Zurich, Switzerland

Development of novel dynamic light control systems.

Dec 2020 - Mar 2022
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Research Assistant in Robotics and Control

National Technical University of Athens - Athens, Greece

Aerial robotics research in the Control Systems Laboratory (Aerial Robotics Group): UAVs, nonlinear model predictive control, machine learning and computer vision. The thesis research became the IROS 2022 paper on event-triggered visual servoing.

Sep 2019 - Oct 2020
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R&D Mechanical Engineer

CERN, Experimental Physics Dept. - Geneva, Switzerland

CMS detector Phase-2 upgrade with the Detector Technologies Group: ultra-thin lightweight thermal panels, temperature control of the Pixel Tracker, and structural, thermal and CFD analysis of detector systems.

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