Henri Chevreux

I am a PhD student in Artificial Intelligence at Imperial College London, supervised by Dr. Eleonora Giunchiglia. My research focuses on neuro-symbolic AI and mechanistic interpretability: building models that can be understood, and constrained by, the structure of the knowledge they reason about.

I recently completed an MSc in Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Computer Vision at École Polytechnique (Institut Polytechnique de Paris), where I researched how distillation affects the editability of diffusion models, and received the École Polytechnique Foundation Prize 2025 for Best Research Internship. Before that, I graduated with Highest Honours in Computer Science from King’s College London.

This summer I worked as a GenAI Engineer intern at Pelico in Paris, working on agentic workflows and LLM evaluation. Previously, I developed graph neural networks for semiconductors at ASML, and worked on multilingual embeddings and data pipelines at Oracle.

Outside of work, I enjoy rowing, mountaineering and public speaking.