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Dr. Fraser Langley
AI Researcher — Reasoning & Alignment
fraser.langley@example.com·+44 7700 900523·London, UK·scholar.google.com/citations?user=emarchetti·orcid.org/0000-0002-1825-0097
Summary

Research scientist working on reasoning and alignment of large models — 11 publications (4 first-author, 2 spotlights), reviewer for NeurIPS and ICLR, and a habit of turning negative results into well-cited papers.

Experience
Research Scientist, Aurora Labs
10/2023 – Present
  • Led the process-reward research line — verifier-guided decoding cut reasoning-benchmark error 18% at equal compute
  • Won an ICLR 2026 spotlight (first author); the method now runs in the lab's production evaluation stack
  • Designed the chain-of-thought faithfulness eval suite, built with the safety team, now gating all model releases
  • Built the distributed sweep harness for reward-model training (JAX, 512 TPU cores) — iteration time down 40%
Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Cambridge, MLG
09/2021 – 09/2023
  • Published 5 papers on uncertainty in sequence models (NeurIPS ×2, ICML, JMLR, TMLR)
  • Supervised 3 MPhil theses as co-supervisor; two produced first-author workshop papers
Selected Publications
Marchetti, E., et al. (2026). Process Rewards Improve Faithful Reasoning. ICLR 2026 (spotlight).
Marchetti, E., Nowak, P. (2024). Calibrated Uncertainty for Autoregressive Models. NeurIPS 2024.
Marchetti, E. (2023). When Chains of Thought Lie: Measuring Faithfulness. ICML 2023.
Full list: 11 papers, h-index 9 — Google Scholar profile linked above.
Talks & Service
Reviewer: NeurIPS 2023–2025, ICLR 2024–2026 — top-reviewer award, 2025.
Invited talks: NeurIPS SoLaR workshop (2025); Cambridge MLG seminar (2024).
Skills
ResearchLLM reasoning; RLHF & reward models; uncertainty; evals; experiment design
ToolingPyTorch; JAX; distributed training; Slurm; Weights & Biases
Education
Ph.D. Machine LearningUniversity of Cambridge2021
MSc Computational StatisticsUniversity of Edinburgh2017

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