PhD Fellowship · AI Researcher
University of Minho, Portugal
I work on applied Artificial Intelligence across multiple domains, building intelligent systems that connect language, vision, and engineering. My research moves between large language models, computer vision, generative AI, and physics-informed learning, with structural engineering as the foundation from which I extend AI into broader scientific and industrial applications.
Intelligence as a unifying foundation — branching across engineering, language, vision, and generative systems
My passion for research began in 2019, when I joined the 34th university-level scientific research competition and was fortunate enough to win first prize. That moment set the tone for everything that followed.
After graduating in 2020, I balanced a full-time engineering career with continuous research and self-study. Five years later, in 2024, I was awarded a full PhD fellowship by the FCT, the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology, allowing me to dedicate myself to research at the University of Minho.
Along this journey I have built deep, hands-on experience across a wide range of fields: metaheuristic optimization, structural health monitoring, digital twins, and increasingly Artificial Intelligence as the connective tissue between them. Today, AI sits at the center of my work, and through it I have published Q1 journal articles and contributed to research projects spanning engineering, science, and applied intelligence.
University of Minho, Braga, Portugal · FCT Fellowship
University of Transport and Communications, Hanoi, Vietnam
University of Transport and Communications, Hanoi, Vietnam
Recent peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters
Thoughts on research, engineering, and technology
I'm always interested in research collaborations, academic discussions, and opportunities to contribute to projects across AI and engineering.