DrAnna Chlingaryan

Dr Anna Chlingaryan is a data scientist specialising in machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI), mathematical modelling, and the development of novel algorithmic solutions for real-world challenges in livestock production, dairy science, plant science, and mine geology modelling. Her work integrates rapidly evolving AI/ML technologies into multidisciplinary research, strengthening and adapting these capabilities to operate effectively under real-world constraints and complexities.

With a strong foundation in applied mathematics, Dr Chlingaryan bridges data science with domain-specific expertise to deliver measurable impact across industry and government sectors. Over the past fourteen years at the University of Sydney, she has contributed to major initiatives within the Faculty of Engineering, including the Rio Tinto Centre for Mine Automation and the Agriculture Group at the Australian Centre for Field Robotics.

In 2021, Dr Chlingaryan joined the Faculty of Science, the Livestock Production and Welfare Group where she works across multiple projects, enabling data-driven techniques for cattle feed optimisation, improved heat-tolerant dairy cattle selection, early flood alerts for dairy farmers, pasture management through remote sensing, and reducing impact of climate change on livestock production.