Larissa Suzuki

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Professor Larissa Suzuki is an award-winning, passionate computer scientist, inventor, Chartered Engineer, and entrepreneur. She is a AI/ML Practice Lead at Google, and her continuing academic work is at UCL where she serves as an Hon. Associate Professor in Computer Science.

Her career includes 15 years working in many fields of engineering, including smart cities, ML, emerging technology, and computing applied to medicine / neuroimaging (cancer diagnosis).

She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and has received numerous awards, grants and recognitions from MIT, Intel, Google, IBM, ACM, Heidelberg Laureate Forum Foundation, Microsoft Research, Siemens, EPSRC, McKinsey & Co, among many others for my contributions to industry and international science. She is a judge and reviewer of the ACM Global Research Competition, IET Innovation Awards, and a journal reviewer for IEEE and Springer, and the chair of the Tech London Advocates Smart Cities.

Articles by Larissa Suzuki

11 October 2018

Machine learning and AI – ensuring fairness in smart cities

Digital technologies and AI can help to turn data into actionable insights, creating a balance between social, environmental, and economic opportunities.

A complex building is displayed, branching out in various directions at different levels. It is surrounded my trees and bushes, and has integrated miniature gardens on its rooftops.

Digital technologies and AI can help to turn data into actionable insights, creating a balance between social, environmental, and economic opportunities.

19 June 2018

Larissa Suzuki on the importance of visible role models

QEPrize Ambassador Larissa Suzuki discusses the importance of visible role models for both students and early career engineers.

QEPrize Ambassador Dr Larissa Suzuki smiles at the camera in the middle of a busy street.

QEPrize Ambassador Larissa Suzuki discusses the importance of visible role models for both students and early career engineers.