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You can search multiple keywords with something like this:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning

in the author search. Narrowing by country can be trickier. You can potentially narrow by the email address. For example, if their profile is verified with a UK email address it will end in .ac.uk. Thus you can search:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning + .ac.uk

and only get UK researchers. You'll probably get some false positives and negatives with this technique so it's not perfect but will help narrow the scope.

Here's a related question pertaining to narrowing country on Google Scholar:

Google Scholar: how to exclude some countries from the search?

You can search multiple keywords with something like this:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning

in the author search. Narrowing by country can be trickier. You can potentially narrow by the email address. For example, if their profile is verified with a UK email address it will end in .ac.uk. Thus you can search:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning + .ac.uk

and only get UK researchers. You'll probably get some false positives and negatives with this technique so it's not perfect but will help narrow the scope.

Here's a related question pertaining to narrowing country on Google Scholar:

Google Scholar: how to exclude some countries from the search?

You can search multiple keywords with something like this:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning

in the author search. Narrowing by country can be trickier. You can potentially narrow by the email address. For example, if their profile is verified with a UK email address it will end in .ac.uk. Thus you can search:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning + .ac.uk

and only get UK researchers. You'll probably get some false positives and negatives with this technique so it's not perfect but will help narrow the scope.

Here's a related question pertaining to narrowing country on Google Scholar:

Google Scholar: how to exclude some countries from the search?

You can search multiple keywords with something like this:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning

in the author search. Narrowing by country can be trickier. You can potentially narrow by the email address. For example, if their profile is verified with a UK email address it will end in .ac.uk. Thus you can search:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning + .ac.uk

and only get UK researchers. You'll probably get some false positives and negatives with this technique so it's not perfect but will help narrow the scope.

Here's a related question pertaining to narrowing country on Google Scholar:

Google Scholar: how to exclude some countries from the search?

You can search multiple keywords with something like this:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning

in the author search. But I don't know a way to narrow by country.

If you're really interested, you might be able to do some coding to get what you're after. Perhaps something like this:

http://biostat.jhsph.edu/~jleek/code/googleCite.r

or you can modify some of the code in the scholar package in R.

Here's a related question pertaining to narrowing country on Google Scholar:

Google Scholar: how to exclude some countries from the search?

You can search multiple keywords with something like this:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning

in the author search. Narrowing by country can be trickier. You can potentially narrow by the email address. For example, if their profile is verified with a UK email address it will end in .ac.uk. Thus you can search:

label:robotics + label:machine_learning + .ac.uk

and only get UK researchers. You'll probably get some false positives and negatives with this technique so it's not perfect but will help narrow the scope.

Here's a related question pertaining to narrowing country on Google Scholar:

Google Scholar: how to exclude some countries from the search?