About
Thao Do is a Postgraduate Research Student and Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) at the University of Bath. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science through the UKRI CDT in Accountable, Responsible and Transparent AI. Her roles span two departments: the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Social & Policy Sciences. Thao’s research focuses on interdisciplinary topics including AI ethics, public health policy, and crisis management. She leads the project 'Engaging with CSOs in Vietnam' (2023), exploring civil society engagement and qualitative research methods.
Her educational background includes a PhD at the University of Bath, with prior studies in computer science and social policy. Research interests include applying AI to social challenges, analyzing vulnerable populations during crises, and improving public health policies. Thao has contributed to projects addressing pandemic response strategies and helmet safety initiatives in Vietnam.
Thao’s publications span computer science and social sciences, with notable work on Vietnamese dependency parsing and pandemic policy analysis. Her research frequently intersects technology, governance, and societal equity. She has received no explicitly stated awards but has produced impactful reports on vulnerable groups and AI governance.
Thao collaborates across disciplines, with projects combining qualitative research and social network analysis. She has advised no formal students but actively participates in academic teams addressing global development goals, particularly SDGs related to health, education, and social justice.
