Zephyros Solutions

Scientific thinking. Practical application.

An interdisciplinary team working where AI, data and the sciences meet.

Landsat view of geometric agricultural fields and the winding Missouri River in Montana
Montana, seen by Landsat 8 · NASA Earth Observatory / Lauren Dauphin / USGS · Public-domain image ↗

What we do

Zephyros Solutions is an Amsterdam-based company founded in 2020. We apply artificial intelligence, data analysis and scientific expertise to complex problems, working with organisations that need careful investigation as well as practical technical development.

Our project work spans Earth observation and information integrity. The wider scientific experience represented here includes environmental monitoring and plant biology. The common thread is an evidence-led approach: understand the question, examine the data and choose methods that fit.

People & perspectives

Alessandro Patruno — Zephyros Solutions co-founder

Alessandro Patruno

Co-founder · Astrophysics & data analysis

Alessandro holds a PhD in astrophysics from the University of Amsterdam. His background combines statistical methods, scientific modelling and software development with artificial intelligence.

Andrey Malakhov — Zephyros Solutions co-founder

Andrey Malakhov

Co-founder · Machine learning & software

Andrey brings experience in machine learning, data science and software development, with a background in econometrics and finance and an MSc from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

Paola Zuluaga — plant biology and molecular research

Paola Zuluaga

Plant biology & molecular research

Paola’s research connects molecular biology with plant resilience. Her work at INRA investigated how rice responds to drought and disease, alongside wider research into plant–pathogen interactions.

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Research across disciplines

Together, these perspectives connect AI and scientific computing with the living world: from interpreting complex data to understanding how plants respond to environmental stress.

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