Introducing Pavlo Bazilinskyy — OSC/e ambassador

With the departure of Stephan Heunis — the founder of OSC/e — TU/e Library has been trying to support the community for the last couple of years. However, we have always realized the crucial role of researchers involved in the life of the Community, as this is a community for and by researchers. We are happy Pavlo Bazilinskyy has agreed to take up the role of the Community Ambassador and to fulfil that missing link.

About Pavlo

Pavlo Bazilinskyy is an assistant professor at Industrial Design of TU/e focusing on AI-driven interaction between automated vehicles and other road users. He finished his PhD at TU Delft in auditory feedback for automated driving as a Marie Curie Fellow, where he also worked as a postdoc. He was the head of data research at SD-Insights. Pavlo is a treasurer of the Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) and was a director of the Research and Innovation unit of the Erasmus Mundus Association (EMA).

Message from Pavlo

I am very excited to join TU/e! It is wonderful to find a vibrant OSC/e community at the university. I look forward to using the skills and knowledge that I gathered at TU Delft, where I volunteered as a data champion of the 3mE faculty! I hope to see you during our exciting future events!

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