Ryan Sze-Yin Chan
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Ryan Sze-Yin Chan

Google Scholar ID: P9x-aK0AAAAJ
The Alan Turing Institute
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Publications
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FastNet: Improving the physical consistency of machine-learning weather prediction models through loss function design
2025
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Retrieval-augmented reasoning with lean language models
2025
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Behind Maya: Building a Multilingual Vision Language Model
2025
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Resume
Academic Achievements
  • - Papers: NAACL 2025 System Demonstrations Paper; EACL 2024 System Demonstrations Paper; CVPR 2025 Workshop (Vision Language Models For All) Paper
  • - Project Contributions: FastNet, prompto, Rough Paths, IceNet, SigMahaKNN, nlpsig, sig-networks, etc.
  • - Awards: Most Promising Award at C4AI's Expedition Aya challenge
  • - IceNet was nominated for the Arctic Circle's Frederik Paulsen Arctic Academic Action Award
Research Experience
  • - Current Research Projects: FastNet - Graph Neural Network for medium-range weather forecasting; prompto - open-source software package for reproducible experiments on Large Language Models at scale; Rough Paths - development of Rough Path theory and its applications; IceNet - probabilistic deep learning sea ice forecasting system
  • - Other Projects: Maya - Multimodal Aya (Cohere For AI's Expedition Aya 2024 project); Reginald - a friendly Turing Slack bot
Education
  • - PhD in Statistics from the University of Warwick, supervised by Professor Gareth Roberts and Professor Murray Pollock
  • - Undergraduate: MMath Mathematics degree from the University of Leeds, awarded the Royal Statistical Society Prize
Background
  • - Research Interests: Applying machine learning to environmental and sustainability problems, end-to-end machine-learning weather forecasting, foundation models for Earth systems
  • - Professional Field: Statistics and Machine Learning
  • - Brief Introduction: Currently a researcher at The Alan Turing Institute, focusing on end-to-end machine-learning weather forecasting.
Miscellany
  • - Personal Interests: Participated in the Maya project, which won an award at C4AI's Expedition Aya challenge; developed a friendly Turing Slack bot named Reginald