Kimmo Kaski, (DPhil in Theoretical Physics, University of Oxford), is Professor of Computational Science at Aalto University School of Science (formerly Helsinki University of Technology) and has been Academy Professor and Director of the Centre of Excellence in Computational Complex Systems Research. He is since 2001 a Supernumerary Fellow of Wolfson College, University of Oxford, since 2017 External Faculty of Complexity Science Hub Vienna, since 2018 Visiting Fellow of The Alan Turing Institute, UK and Fellows of American Physical Society (APS), Institute of Physics (IOP) and Chartered Physicist UK, and members of Finnish Academy of Sciences and Letters (vice-president (2020-2021) and president (2022-2023)), Academia Europeae, and Academia Mexicana de Ciencas. His research interests range from Computational Science, Statistical Physics, Complexity Science, Complex Systems and Network, Social Physics, and Data Science (including AI and Deep Learning in e.g. Medical Image Analytics) as well as their various interdisciplinary applications.